So I decided to stay and get the best out of it.
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Meanwhile, he also managed to get the best out of his front line.
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I'm sure he'll find a way to get the best out of everyone.
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In particular, the team failed to get the best out of its tires.
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Chris knew how to poke the bear and really get the best out of me.
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Hopefully we can provide an environment where we can get the best out of him.
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If there was none of that, you wouldn't get the best out of each other.
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That's how you get the best out of young guys, is making them feel comfortable.
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She told them from the very beginning, 'I will get the best out of you.
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We have to find their character and try to get the best out of them.
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Don't let 2017 get the best of you — you should get the best out of 2017!
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"Businesses and consumers, they depend on platforms to get the best out of digitization," Ms. Vestager said.
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So I always try to think about how I can get the best out of my partner.
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Todd's magical ability to get the best out of his horses has always left his rivals in awe.
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It's a really well-designed product that helps you get the best out of both laptop and tablet worlds.
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"I'll put John Force with anybody to get the best out of their team or their drivers," Hight said.
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From disciplining to praising, learning to get the best out of people is the end goal of good management.
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But he also found a way to get the best out of people and was quick to give others credit.
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We just try to make sure we stay in the moment and get the best out of whoever we've got.
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There has to be a tightly coordinated strategy to get the best out of this relationship and cushion the worst.
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And we need to adapt to the new situation as fast as possible, to get the best out of it.
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They know the end is near and they want to get the best out of us for both ourselves and for America.
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But the captain will have to mix that analysis with good old-fashioned leadership to get the best out of every player.
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He has an outstanding reputation as a player that knows how to get the best out of players and how to coach.
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You're there [to take photos], and you have to do your best to get the best out of the people you're working with.
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I really love being alive and I'm quite good at being alive, meaning I like to get the best out of any day.
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And I've never believed that you get the best out of somebody by creating tension or by diminishing them or by abusing them.
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"She's got the proven ability to get the best out of a difficult situation," he said to a group of volunteers in Dover.
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Know your people, and know how to get the best out of them, and how they're going to respond, whether male or female.
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Each player has their own little thing that you learn is their little button to push, to get the best out of them.
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I was just trying to challenge him, just trying to get the best out of him, and hopefully, I'll do it differently next time.
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But to get the best out of such chips, programmers have to break down tasks into smaller chunks that can be worked on simultaneously.
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If your source is your PC or, worse, your smartphone, you're unlikely to get the best out of whatever headphones you end up buying.
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"[Belichick] definitely wanted Jimmy to be successful and saw that Kyle was someone who would help get the best out of him," Wickersham said.
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"So your job is to focus on tactics and strategies to get the best out of your players for the next game," Dennis said.
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I didn't get the best out of the car but it was difficult for me, some laps I didn't have he grip I had before.
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"Thank you to Carlos Moya for helping me tremendously this year, alongside my team, to get the best out of me," Raonic said on Instagram.
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She also understands that her actions affect the team's motivation, so she adapts her approach to each individual to get the best out of them.
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"I had to immerse myself in it to really get the best out of it that I could," he says about his time in treatment.
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And so in order to get the best out of someone, you need to understand them and know what they need to be the best.
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Worse yet, for the second straight season, the player the Lakers picked No. 2 overall failed to get the best out of his skill set.
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Coaches demand players who are driven to get the best out of themselves, and such personalities naturally believe only year-round training will produce that.
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The man is essentially Radiohead's sixth member; he knows the band's process inside out, and he knows how to get the best out of them.
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You can definitely make the case that EULAs are useful in certain situations, particularly if it helps the customer get the best out of a product.
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So I want to give people the tools to understand how to get the best out of technology without letting it get the best of us.
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In collaboration with Wirecutter, a product recommendation site owned by The New York Times, here's how to get the best out of working from home, stat.
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It&aposs another good example of innovative tech companies looking to move beyond traditional management structures in order to get the best out of their staff.
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I think we'd found out through touring for eight or so years what we were good at and how to get the best out of each other.
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However, we are committed to updating and supporting it, including the recent update to Android 8.0, so customers can continue to get the best out of their device.
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Everton Fires Manager Roberto Martinez was fired by Everton after failing to get the best out of what is widely regarded as the club's strongest squad in years.
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If you have great managers and team leads, not only will you get the best out of your people, but they'll also be more likely to stick around.
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Others have indicated that he perhaps does not know how to get the best out of a younger generation of players who do not share his martial values.
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"It's an important move which we will get the best out of over the next few years before we think of moving on to anything else," he said.
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" The 18-year-old went on to call his dad a "super hero" who had the ability to get "the best out of you day in and day out.
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Jameis Winston has been anything but consistent throughout his career with the Buccaneers, but new head coach Bruce Arians should be able to get the best out of him.
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Among the most pressing questions were, how can Germany generate more venture capital for start-ups, and how do we get the best out of trans-Atlantic trade negotiations?
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To get the best out of this supremely elegant dish, my counsel would be to focus on the family, so to speak, and use sunflower oil in your mayonnaise.
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But what I have learned is that to get the best out of my three kids, I can't approach them all the same way because they all have different personalities.
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"Doug is a strategic thinker, a compelling leader and communicator, and someone who truly knows how to get the best out of his players," said Jeffrey Lurie, the Eagles' owner.
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In contrast, if you have great managers and team leads, not only will you get the best out of your people, but they'll also be more likely to stick around.
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McCarthy was Green Bay's play caller and his approach has been criticized as overly conservative, failing to get the best out of Rodgers, a two-times NFL most valuable player.
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His experience will serve as the engine to not only build a great product, but also to inform and educate our users on how to get the best out of them.
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Now, with no real leadership and no clear pattern of how it should embrace and get the best out of genius, Argentina has lost another tournament it was expected to win.
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So we can either take the prohibition approach or we can [focus on] increasing people's ability to get the best out of technology without letting it get the best of us.
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And how do I educate my citizens about this world and align my policies so more of my people can get the best out of these trends and cushion the worst?
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As long as we give him time and get open as wide outs and tight ends and running backs, he's going to be able to get the best out of everyone.
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Yet it will resonate with any women trying to navigate treacherous career waters, as well as with managers wondering how to increase diversity and get the best out of all their employees.
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How to get the best out of a player who is built like a light-heavyweight boxer, who has an immense stride and a big heart and is a force of nature?
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"I think it's important to learn everyone's job so that you know who you're dealing with, how you're dealing with them and how to get the best out of them," he says.
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Find it and share it, so we can get the best out of these accelerations in technology, globalization and climate change and cushion the worst for the most people in our community.
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And, get this, now that McCarthy is out and Matt LaFleur is the new head coach -- Favre has some advice for the new guy on how to get the BEST out of Aaron.
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Once an autistic person is hired, small adjustments help employers to get the best out of him: for example, by providing a calm workspace and clear instructions, expressed textually or visually rather than verbally.
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Speaking at the Dubai Airshow Sunday, President of Bombardier Commercial Aircraft, Fred Cromer, said the deal — which cost Airbus $1 — was about using Airbus's global footprint to get the best out of the jet.
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This World Cup has been one for the collectives, rather than the individuals: An Argentina designed to get the best out of Lionel Messi has fallen, and so too a Portugal dominated by Cristiano Ronaldo.
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The Swiss bank is running several pilot programs to see how it can get the best out of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, said UBS Chief Investment Officer Mark Haefele, who oversees around $2 trillion in assets.
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Having watched her in action, not only do I have a few stories, but I can say that there are few better at building relationships between clients and agencies that get the best out of both.
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"It's been a bit of a steep learning curve to understand what to do with the tyres, how to get the best out of them for one lap and also for the long runs," said the German.
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What most mayors have yet to realise, however, is how much their administrations will have to change to be able to get the best out of these data—and use them to make their cities more democratic.
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Since then they have gone backwards, with the Argentine Football Association in turmoil and three national team managers in three years unable to get the best out of unquestionably one of the world's most star-studded squads.
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The uncertainty is stoked by all those recent near misses; by a perennial tug of war over the national team's style of play; and by the long-running debate about how to get the best out of Messi.
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Experts are sometimes skeptical about the quality of AI models they produce, noting they can be inefficient and sloppy, and that, without proper programming skills, the people building these tools won't really get the best out of them.
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And that's something that we tried to get across in Sniper Elite IV. You and your gun have a symbiotic relationship, and you get to know your gun intimately, such that you can get the best out of it.
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The days when Barcelona passed its opponents to death have long gone, too, abolished by Enrique in favor of a more direct approach designed to get the best out of the so-called M.S.N. strike force: Messi, Suárez and Neymar.
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Having just passed the one-month mark of the Trump administration, now is the appropriate time to reflect on the JCPOA's economic, nuclear and regional implications, and how the new administration can get the best out of a very bad deal.
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But one of the things that makes Giancarlo Esposito so amazing is that he's such a subtle actor, and how do you really get the best out of a subtle actor in a black cape and Darth Vader outfit surrounded by stormtroopers?
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Discussing the key role platforms play in digital markets, Vestager made a concluding point of emphasizing how consumers and businesses alike depend on them — "to get the best out of digitization" — stressing therefore that it makes illegal behavior by dominant platforms "a very serious affair".
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And as long as we've got that then we will get the best out of markets because it means the people who come up with great ideas, who work hard are the ones who will prosper, not simply those who were born into wealth.
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We can take steps to get the best out of tech without letting it get the best of us, like learning to cope with the emotional triggers that drive us to check our devices too much and by removing the pings and dings that don't serve us.
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Anything that can help to extend the quality and freshness of food, and that helps educate people—how to store produce, how to get the best out of it, and the best time to eat it—is going to mean that you make a reduction in food waste.
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If you've got good coaches, men and women who know how to select athletes, how to nurture them, motivate them, get the best out of them, take them to the edge where they need to be, to perform on the world stage, then you've got a good chance of success.
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Paul Pogba was the most high profile — Mourinho would write to Woodward to tell him he had tried everything, from criticizing him privately to criticizing him publicly, but could not find a way to get the best out of the World Cup-winning France midfielder — but he was not the only one.
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If you are going to pick the 30-year-old Gómez, who is over 53-foot-2 and quite effective in the air, and get the best out of him, you need to revert to a style of play when wingers created openings for him to score his 263 goals in 458 career games.
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It knows that Trump is an invasive species who took over the G.O.P. garden, and Trump G.O.P. is just trying to get the best out of him — to kill Obamacare, cut taxes, deregulate Wall Street, promote fossil fuels and appoint conservative judges — while curbing his worst ideas, like his vow to restrict free trade.
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" He added: "We're all human, we're not machines, despite a lot of people in certain jobs having to think and behave like machines in order to get the best out of you – I accept that – but it's not weakness, it's strength to be able to come forward, deal with it, move on and be a better person.
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Divac will now look for a coach who can get the best out of the immensely talented but sometimes difficult Cousins, who has had five coaches in his six seasons in the N.B.A. Cousins is coming off his most productive season, averaging a career-high 26.9 points per game, along with 11.5 rebounds and 3.3 assists.
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AND SO MY ABILITY TO BE A GREAT PARTNER TO HOWARD AND GET THE BEST OUT OF HOWARD, AND THEN TAKE ALL OF THIS GREAT VISION AND THE IDEAS AND THE STRATEGY WE HAVE AND FIGURE OUT HOW TO LAND IT IN A WAY THAT ALLOWS IT TO PROPAGATE GLOBALLY AND ELEVATE THE BRAND, ELEVATE THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE, AND ULTIMATELY, AMPLIFY STARBUCKS AS A DESTINATION.
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Among his 11 books were "Games and Decisions: Introduction and Critical Survey" (with R. Duncan Luce, 1957), "Applied Statistical Decision Theory" (with Robert Schlaifer, 1961), "The Art and Science of Negotiation: How to Resolve Conflicts and Get the Best Out of Bargaining" (1982), and two more accessible volumes: "Decision Analysis: Introductory Lectures on Choices Under Uncertainty" (19793) and "Smart Choices: A Practical Guide to Making Better Decisions" (with John S. Hammond and Ralph L. Keeney, 1998).
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Maintenance of transport network assets remains a key challenge in order to get the best out of previous investments.
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Richard is a double Olympic bronze medalist. Roy Nash wrote about how to get the best out of yourself and your equipment. Roy has been one of the top archers in the UK for many years.
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Quickly TPS hired heralded Finnish manager Martti Kuusela. However Kuusela didn't get the best out of his squad and was fired mid September 2008. Overall TPS ended sixth in Veikkausliiga. So again TPS have to get a new manager, their third in as many seasons.
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He has published four authored books, two edited books, and 185 research papers (as of April 2017), and more than 70 reviewed reports and commentaries. His work has been cited 15,000 times (as of April 2017). His most recent book is Trusting judgements: how to get the best out of experts which appeared through Cambridge University Press in 2015.
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Gubby Allen even claimed that Jardine instructed the team to hate the Australians.Douglas, p. 123. Robertson-Glasgow wrote that Jardine made thorough preparation for games in which he was captain, studying individual batsmen at great length to find weaknesses. He had very clear plans, judged the strengths and weaknesses of his teams and knew how to get the best out of individual players.
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The Apprentice House Quarry Bank Mill employed child apprentices, a system that continued until 1847. The last child to be indentured started work in 1841. The first children apprentices lived in lodgings in the neighbourhood then in 1790 Greg built the Apprentice House near the factory. Greg believed he could get the best out of his workers by treating them fairly.
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One pass found José Antonio Camacho who beat Liverpool defender Alan Hansen but put his shot wide of the Liverpool goal. Despite their scoring opportunity, one problem Real had was to get the best out of their winger Cunningham. Not fully fit, he was tightly marked and made little impact in the match. Liverpool had a chance to take the lead before half-time.
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Lecturers are coaches as well and they challenge students get the best out of themselves. For extra talented students Windesheim has a honours programme where students can do extracurricular programmes. They also have the Windesheim Honours College where an international concept offering a unique four-year Bachelor's degree programme in Global Project and Change Management. Windesheim is also renowned for its innovative and entrepreneurial approach.
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The continuing experimentation caused OFI to be disappointed yet again. OFI finished in 8th place, exactly the same position they finished next season too. Although OFI's results were not wonderful, this group of fresh players had gained experience and started to play like a team. The one thing that was missing was a good coach, who could get the best out of each player.
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The album honored her with two Golden Melody Awards—Best Mandarin Female Singer and Most Popular Female Singer (popular vote)—and was nominated for Best Mandarin Album. "I want to thank the naysayers, your attack made me work harder," Tsai said. "Thank my supporters, what you expect from me has always made me get the best out of myself." However, Tsai's win for Best Mandarin Female Singer generated controversy from critics.
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There were things like diets for Damian, and they had me going for runs and stuff. They just kind of picked the shit out of us, and ripped us and the songs apart. The studio was really quite full on. You’d be drained by the end of each day.” Guitarist Brandon Reihana was positive of the outcome, despite the challenging conditions; “It was just to get the best out of us.
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Original airdate: 12 February 2015 The first episode of Germany's Next Topmodel 2015 starts in Berlin, where host Heidi Klum and her fellow regular judge Thomas Hayo pick up the third judge, Wolfgang Joop, at his home to board the Germany's Next Topmodel coach. Casting begins, inviting individual contestants with a personal pick-up and the episode ends with a mass-casting in Cologne. The first thing I did was to be a part of the world and the other is a great way to get the best out of the way and I have to say that I am not a fan of the most important things to do in the future and the other is a great way to get the best out of the way and I have been a little bit more about the schools and school districts and the other hand, the more I think about it, I was able able to 8p.m.
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While chary in his praises, he was a fair man, and > recognised good service in others. As a result he was able to get the best > out of his subordinates, and they in turn had complete confidence in him. He > was one of those rare men who were born to command others. It is certain > that in any other career he would have displayed the same superiority and > authority as in the navy.
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The purpose of Asahi was to get the best out of these techniques, put it in the most simplified form, make it overall scientific and turn it into an easily approachable form - a health exercise for everybody with no starting level at all.SixDegrees article Asahi - Designed for Health 2006-09-27 Asahi is designed to treat and prevent shoulder- and back problems, fractures due to falling down and stress-related psychosomatic problems.
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However, Rhodes's personality and generally critical nature did not communicate well with privileged schoolboys who were accustomed to getting their own way, and he was eventually replaced with the more genial and sympathetic Middlesex professional Patsy Hendren. This was in contrast to the success Hirst enjoyed at Eton.Hodgson, p. 56. According to Bowes, Rhodes had vast technical knowledge, but unlike Hirst did not know how to get the best out of people.
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Skills for Care's six supporting area networks contribute to the improvement of social care through workforce development activities in each region of England. Skills for Care's area networks act as brokers for funding for workforce development and training. Area Networks also develop partnerships with employers to help them to get the best out of resources available for social care workforce development in their area. They can help employers to plan their workforce development requirements.
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It subsequently "made the most sense" to track the album as a two-piece. Discussing his relationship with the band, Yip said Spin was the better album, compared to Charmer, "not because of my input, just because of everyone’s openness and everyone trying to do the best thing for the record". He added that his goal when making albums with the band was to become a member of the band, aiming to get the best out of the group.
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Zaccheroni was without a job for a few months before Lazio came calling, after Dino Zoff had resigned. The Rome-based club had endured a terrible start to the 2001–02 season. He changed things around and managed to finish 6th in Serie A, thus earning Lazio a place in the UEFA Cup. Zaccheroni was not without his critics, though, as he played Gaizka Mendieta and Stefano Fiore out of position, thus failing to get the best out of them.
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Edmondson in 2017. In January 2015 it was reported in the Adelaide Advertiser that Edmondson had signed his first UCI World Tour contract with Australian road cycling team for the 2016 and 2017 seasons. Edmondson believes it's critical that he is a champion both on and off the bike, and has become increasingly involved in community events since he returned from the Olympics. Edmondson volunteers his time at local high schools mentoring and speaking with students encouraging them to get the best out of themselves.
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Combined with his second film, The Graduate, in 1967, the two films had already earned a total of 20 Oscar nominations, including two for Best Director, and winning it for The Graduate. Nichols was able to get the best out of actors regardless of their acting experience, whether an unknown such as Dustin Hoffman or a major star like Richard Burton. For his first film, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, each of the four actors was nominated for an Oscar, with Elizabeth Taylor and Sandy Dennis winning.
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Sports schools, especially the Olympic reserve ones have been in the spotlight of several scandals related to child abuse. In their strive to get the best out of children, a lot of coaches resort to verbal abuse as well as severe and sometimes sadistic physical punishments. The situation is even worse in sports boarding schools where parents exercise little control and children are fully under the coaches' authority. Another disadvantage of this system is that much more attention is paid to sports than school education.
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By now, many LSU fans were not concerned about the poor regular season, as they now just figured that Brown would easily engineer another Cinderella run. But the Tigers lost to Georgetown in the first round 66–63 on a last-second shot. In spite of the disappointment in 1988, Brown had already established his reputation as the "Master Motivator"; he was now considered a coach who could get the best out of his less-talented teams through inspiration, sheer will, and the "Freak Defense".
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Standish was so sure that no-one could get the best out of the horse, that he advised Dorset not to back him "for a halfpenny." Chifney responded saying, "I'll let Sir Frank Standish see whether I can get him out or not and what's more, I'll neither use whip nor spur to him." The horse won by a neck, with neither whip nor spur, as Chifney had said. Another favoured tactic of Chifney's was easing the load on a horse's back by constantly adjusting his seat throughout a race.
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Although there are many differences between charitable for-profit entities and traditional charities, they do hold some similarities that can be said to be quite major. Both will have a strong vision in what they want from the business overall. Both will therefore have similar strategic plans in order to get the best out of the business regardless of their aims and objectives being different to an extent. For-profit entities and non-profit charities will both strive to meet their objectives that are laid out on their mission statements.
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Disc film did not prove hugely successful, mainly because the image on the negative is only 10 mm by 8 mm, leading to generally unacceptable grain and poor definition in the final prints from the analog imaging equipment used at the time. The film was intended to be printed with special 6-element lenses from Kodak, but many labs simply printed discs with standard 3-element lenses used for larger negative formats. The resulting prints often disappointed the consumer. Few labs made the investment required to get the best out of the small negative size.
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For example, Web of Science shows which are the citing papers, ImpactStory shows which Wikipedia pages are referencing the paper, and CitedIn shows which databases extracted data from the paper. Another concern of altmetrics, or any metrics, is how universities or institutions are using metrics to rank their employees make promotion or funding decisions,David Colquhoun, How should universities be run to get the best out of people?, 2007 and the aim should be limited to measure engagement. The overall online research output is very little and varied among different disciplines.
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Dala Modu's business activities became very extensive, involving colony officials, both European and African, and the local traders, for whom he acted as agent. He became the primary landlord to visiting traders from the distant interior, giving them advice and assistance on how to get the best out of their trade goods in the colony. In this process, he developed close contacts with the Freetown merchants to whom he directed the interior traders. Dala Modu became the local agent to the European firm of Macaulay and Babington in 1826.
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The progress of mentees is enhanced when mentors place attention to cultural, sporting, and extra-curricular actives, not only to academics. Working on these factors of a student’s life can improve their self-esteem, mental health, and create new relationships, and this in turn helps the students transition out of mentorships and in to higher academics. Mentees are usually overlooked and their potential can be accidentally neglected by inexperienced mentors. This is why professional mentors can offer the best mentorship for mentees in order to get the best out of tutoring sessions.
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Training sessions The contestants had a vigorous training session on Business Concepts and Models facilitated by Ruth Ogier of InvesteQ Capital Ltd. This enabled the contestants to set and know their goals as well as get the best out of their businesses. Task The task briefing took place at Decor Den Office in Nairobi West by Nina Senanu, the proprietor of Decor Den. Task entailed interior design and furnishing Decor Den's new office in Nairobi west which was to serve corporate and home clients all in a budget Ksh 500,000 (approximately US$5,600).
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Leicestershire won the county championship in 1996, and again in 1998. This was an amazing achievement considering the resources of the club compared to other county teams. This Leicestershire side, led by Jack Birkenshaw and James Whitaker, used team spirit and togetherness to get the best out of a group of players who were either discarded from other counties or brought through the Leicestershire ranks. This team did not have many stars, but Aftab Habib, Darren Maddy, Vince Wells, Jimmy Ormond, Alan Mullally and Chris Lewis all had chances for England.
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He formally retired from playing during the 1968–69 season and joined the coaching staff full-time, where he joined the Boot Room team of Shankly, Fagan, Bob Paisley and Reuben Bennett."Reuben Bennett" on www.qosfc.com In 1971, he took charge of the reserve team and in 1972–73 guided the Reds' second string to the Central League Championship. Moran, or Bugsy as he had become known, became a vital ingredient in the Liverpool success story with his shrewd knowledge of the game and the ability to get the best out of the players.
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During the 1972–73 season Hurley enjoyed an emotional 'home coming' when took his side to face Sunderland at Roker Park in the fourth round of the FA Cup. After a 1–1 draw Sunderland won the replay 3–1. The following spring the Reading manager took a gamble by purchasing Robin Friday from non-league Hayes F.C.. Friday should have been playing in the top flight, but his temperament, drinking and smoking were a major handicap. Hurley was the only man to ever get the best out of Friday and in 1975–76 Reading won promotion, with Friday often playing brilliantly.
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The Sotheby's Wine Encyclopedia (5th Edition) pgs 54,403, 448-451 Dorling Kindersley (2011) The current name appeared in a document for the first time in 1855; before that time it was known as Weißgipfler.Wein-Plus Glossar: Grüner Veltliner, accessed 2013-01-22 Only by the 1930s was Grüner Veltliner established as the standard name of the grape. Until the Second World War it was regarded as just another Austrian grape. It took Lenz Moser's Hochkultur system of vine training to really get the best out of it, and it expanded quickly in plantation from the 1950s to later become Austria's most planted variety.
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Having run KERS on Nick Heidfeld's car for the first four races, and Robert Kubica's car in Bahrain, BMW Sauber raced without the system in Spain. This was due to a significant aerodynamic update to the F1.09 and the need to get the best out of it, which is limited with KERS' weight disadvantage. BMW's aerodynamic update included a new nose, front wing, revised sidepods, a new rear wing and an overall lightening of the chassis. In addition, BMW decided not to introduce a two-tier diffuser in Spain, claiming they would not have been able to exploit the performance benefit it gives.
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The financial situation at the club was tough and the trio did all they could to get the best out of the team. They succeeded, although they were unable to earn any prizes. When Van Marwijk and Dortmund split up during the 2006–07 season Voorn and Kiesouw remained at the club until the end of the season. During the summer break Van Marwijk returned to Feyenoord and technical director Peter Bosz let him appoint his own staff, which meant Voorn and Kiesouw re-joined Van Marwijk in his mission to bring Feyenoord back to the top.
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The financial situation at the club was tough and the trio did all they could to get the best out of the team. They succeeded, although they were unable to earn any prizes. When Van Marwijk and Dortmund split up during the 2006-07 season Voorn and Kiesouw remained at the club until the end of the season. During the summer break Van Marwijk returned to Feyenoord and technical director Peter Bosz let him appoint his own staff, which meant Voorn and Kiesouw re-joined Van Marwijk in his mission to bring Feyenoord back to the top.
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When LRR left The Escapist, it created a similar show called CheckPoint which it produced for Penny Arcade TV. In December 2013, Penny Arcade announced that due to some restructuring they would no longer host 3rd party content on their PATV site. LRR later began to produce CheckPoint independently, streaming CheckPoint Plus, a live stream of CheckPoint and its creation. In 2018 LRR began The Panalysts, a panel show where panelists are presented with hypothetical situations and reason how to get the best out of them. For the first season, the show was primarily hosted by Kathleen De Vere.
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Deehan is a former 'Science Writer of the Year' and a Sony Award winner for his BBC programme, Medicine Now. As Executive Producer, he also won a Royal Television Society Award for his documentary, 'Losing it' about the effect of mental attitude upon sports performance. Deehan is the successful author of two books, 'The Descent of Mind' and 'The Keys to Creativity,' considered by many to be the seminal publication on the subject. He is also the founder of The Media Training Company, a training organisation which coaches people to get the best out of media encounters and PR crises.
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Czechoslovak national player Jozef Golonka stated, "I met him as one of the best Czechoslovak referees and was a real top. For many years he has been a member of the IIHF at the Referee Committee, and only a well-trained person can do it. I believe it is a great loss not only for Slovak, but also for Czechoslovakian hockey and for the IIHF. because he was the one who had everything the referees had to say under the thumb, he was the man who could get the best out of every referee, and he was a very strong man and he could always assert himself".
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In 2005, he successfully completed his Higher National Diploma (HND) program from Kaduna Polytechnic the same institution he received his OND. In accordance to the mandatory one-year National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme for all Nigerian graduates, Musa participated in the NYSC in 2006. Striving to get the best out of the NYSC year, Musa studied for a Diploma in Information Communication Technology at the National Institute of Technology, and has since received training in multifarious leadership and management courses both at home and abroad, which has given him the opportunity to acquire lifelong lessons and global best practices that he leverages on till date.
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Villa had a fantastic second half of the season and, with two matches remaining, had a chance of qualifying for the Champions League. After extending their unbeaten run to eight games by drawing at Southampton, defeat against Manchester United at Villa Park consigned them to sixth place. The Villains finished five points short of a Champions League place and were edged out of a UEFA Cup spot on goal difference by Newcastle United. Nevertheless, it was still a great achievement by O'Leary, who appeared to get the best out of the likes of Gareth Barry, Lee Hendrie, Jlloyd Samuel and 16-goal Juan Pablo Ángel.
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In 2010 Manfrotto changed its brand slogan from "Manfrotto Proven Professional" to "Manfrotto Imagine More". In May 2011 Manfrotto launched an online competition asking people to share short posts about imagination on Twitter and Facebook for the Manfrotto Imagine More Manifesto, as well as to submit pictures representing imagination on the Manfrotto Imagine More website. A short film was then created based around the winning posts and pictures, debuting at the 68th Venice International Film Festival. In July 2012 Manfrotto launched the Manfrotto Imagine More blog, a web resource with tips on how to get the best out of pictures and how to share them with other people more effectively.
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He was a legal official at the Châtelet during the occupation of Paris by the Duke of Bedford.Desmond Seward, The Hundred Years War: The English in France 1337–1453 (Penguin, 1999). Described as a "perfectionist with a methodical, mathematical mind," and "an imaginative technician who knew how to get the best out of his primitive weapons," Bureau likely learned the artillery trade for its commercial potential. The Bureau brothers were aided by innovations in the manufacture of gunpowder in the late 1420s that generated a more potent powder that could fire projectiles at a much greater velocity, and did not require mixing in the field.
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Freeland concludes in her ethnography that the IBE programs implemented in the various communities of the Nicaraguan Caribbean coast are effective as long as the people whom they serve have agency over these and can achieve whatever linguistic and cultural goals they desire (2003, 254). The moment the IBE, whether directed by the state or an NGO, is imposed on a community by disregarding their goals, it becomes objectified. In this sense, the members of the communities are rather seen as objects that serve as a means to a fixed, constraining end and not as individuals with collective and individual aspirations hoping to get the best out of IBE programs.
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" Doug Padgett, the county's most prolific batsman in 1959 with 1,807 runs and Yorkshire's coach at the time of Burnet's death, said: "Ronnie turned the side round when he became captain. Everyone respected him and he had the ability to get the best out of his players who would go through hell and high water for him. He took over in troubled times but he stood no nonsense and he sorted things out. He did not pretend to being a first-class player himself but he turned us into a side which won seven championships and two Gillette Cup finals over a ten-year period.
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The energy created by photo-voltaic cells is a direct current and has to be converted to alternating current before it can be used in a household. At this point, users can choose to either store this direct current in batteries for later use, or use an AC/DC inverter for immediate use. To get the best out of a solar panel, the angle of incidence of the sun should be between 20 and 50 degrees. Solar power via photo-voltaic cells are usually the most expensive method to harnessing renewable energy, but is falling in price as technology advances and public interest increases.
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Despite all the criticism from the critics, Milan stuck with Allegri and he managed to get the best out of some younger players including Stephan El Shaarawy, Milan's home-grown player Mattia De Sciglio and later on Mario Balotelli. Allegri managed to steer the Rossoneri from 16th place to a 3rd-place finish at the end of the season, with an epic 2–1 comeback victory away to Siena. The result gave Milan a spot in the playoff round for the 2013–14 Champions League campaign. On 1 June 2013, club president Silvio Berlusconi confirmed Allegri to remain as the manager of Milan, despite numerous speculations that he would be given the sack.
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Qu's lightning pace first caught the eye of many at the 2000 AFC Youth Championship where he scored four goals for his country. After playing in the 2001 FIFA World Youth Championship, he would quickly catch the attention of Bora Milutinovic who included him into the 2002 FIFA World Cup squad where he preferred to place Qu at the wing so he can get the best out of the young prospect's pace. Since his initial rise to the national team, Qu has had difficulty in retaining his position as a consistent member of the team. He was not selected for the 2004 AFC Asian Cup squad and was forced out with injury in the 2007 AFC Asian Cup squad.
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He also cited Glenn Hoddle and Chris Waddle as players he felt England were unable to get the best out of. Newspapers at the time of his England career even queried whether his disciplinarian upbringing in Jamaica to a military family and rumoured beatings as a child from his parents had contributed to his underperformance as an England footballer. After 12 years Barnes won his 79th and last cap on 6 September 1995 in a 0–0 friendly draw with Colombia at Wembley that contained extrovert Colombian goalkeeper René Higuita's 'Scorpion Kick.' Barnes was in the top ten most capped players list for eleven years until David Beckham and then Gary Neville edged him from ninth to 11th.
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The first captain of the B.P.R.F.C. was a non-police officer, Mr. Paul Rich, a member of Her Majesty's Armed Forces left behind in Bermuda to tidy up the final details of over 180 years of Garrison duty. He was a most popular choice, and his skills on the rugby field, where he played at standoff, were matched only by his ability to get the best out of his players. In 1960, Dave Lunn Sr persuaded the club to adopt the "Police Blue" which is still worn to this day. Prior to that time, the police officers and the associate members of the club had been wearing the black strip of the "Barbarians" Rugby Club, whose short history has never been officially recorded.
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Utilising new and exciting youth players like Lewis Wing, Hayden Coulson and Djed Spence, Woodgate seemed like he knew how to get the best out of a mix of old heads and youthful exuberance. Given the enthusiasm following Woodgate's appointment was less than spectacular, it seemed like the Boro faithful were ready to give the local lad, and his new style a chance. Middlesbrough went into September with just one victory in seven games, including being dumped out of the League Cup on penalties by Crewe Alexandra. Things didn't get much better for the club in September with another 3 defeats and just 1 win since the start of the season which saw Boro finding themselves languishing just outside the relegation places in 18th.
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After he retired from Zhejiang Greentown the newly appointed manager of the team Zhou Suian asked him to return to the club as a goalkeeper coach, which Tian agreed to on May 18, 2007. Despite being new to coaching and with a squad recently promoted Tian seemed to get the best out of his goalkeepers in his first season where he aided the club to a mid-table finish. His reign as the goalkeeping coach lasted until September 20, 2009 when Zhou Suian was sacked from the management position and as part of his team Tian was also let go. He wouldn't have to wait long before he was offered another coaching position this time with Guangzhou Pharmaceutical on December 20, 2009.
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In 2014, Raonic explained: "I'm the son of two engineers, so everything is a numbers and calculation game." In 2016, he added: "I am very systematic in how [I] need to go about things to bring out the best tennis for myself, and maybe that comes off as mechanical and robotic and those kind of things, but I don't know if I'd ever change that because I feel that's the way I get the best out of myself when it comes to my tennis." Aspects of Raonic's game which have been criticized include his return of serve, quickness and mobility, backhand, short game, and the use of backspin or sidespin. His above-average height—196cm (6ft 5in)—is linked to his strong serve, but is said to limit his movement around the court.
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In July 2017, Sheedy was approached by Antrim senior hurling team joint-manager Terence McNaughton with a view to joining his management team in an advisory capacity. Accepting the offer he stated: "I’m just trying to help and support the lads to get the best out of the group, and to hopefully give them a bit of insight as someone who has been fortunate enough to have been involved with high performance teams over the years." In his role as an adviser, Sheedy linked up with the team at the Dunsilly Centre of Excellence "two or three times" a month, however, in spite of recording a victory over Offaly, Antrim were eventually relegated from Division 1B of the league. Sheedy's season with Antrim ended with the team securing their status in the Joe McDonagh Cup after a relegation play-off defeat of Kildare.
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He was selected in Kevin Sheedy's best team of his 27 years as coach and at number 26 in the 'Champions of Essendon' which was a list of the best of the past century who wore the red and black. Salmon has been quoted saying, that while he has great respect for Kevin Sheedy, he felt at times he didn't get the best out of him, from perhaps lack of communication. But he has also spoken in glowing terms about Kevin Sheedy being good for his career. In such situations such as in late 1985 when Salmon had recently come back from injury, and was out of form and playing in the reserves, Sheedy made a deal with him that if he trained hard, if Essendon made the Grand Final he would play him, regardless of his form.
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He tells us to read his book multiple times to get the best out of it, hinting at the esoteric hiding of his name in how he describes that "chaunging of some one sillable May make this Boke unprofitable". He also gives us something of a biography, professing that he began his study of alchemy at a young age and learned "the seacrets of Alkimy" from the adept alchemist George Ripley. He describes that on two occasions he made an "elixir of life" only for it to be stolen away from him by the greed of others - first by his valet, and the second time by a merchant's wife. Notably, the book contains several verses satirising certain alchemical or hermetic connections to the Middle English poet Geoffrey Chaucer, who had written The Canon's Yeoman's Tale, a work satirizing alchemists.
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However, he suffered another injury, resulting his loan spell with Shrewsbury coming to an end by the end of March. After his return to Peterborough, Mendez-Laing returned to the first team and featured for the last three remaining games of the season, including a match against Shrewsbury Town, the team he played during the season, where he provided an assist for Josh McQuoid, who scored in a 4–2 win, resulting in Shrewsbury's relegation on 26 April 2014. In the 2014–15 season, Mendez-Laing received praise from his manager Ferguson who stated "I've got a responsibility to manage him and get the best out of him. We feel we're there with that." His turnaround resulted in him featuring in the first team at the start of the season, providing an assist for Kenny McEvoy in a 3–2 win over Milton Keynes Dons on 16 August 2014.
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James p. 2-5 In 1894 Hall married Ethel Wootton de Wiveslie Abney, daughter of Sir William. The engagement had begun when he was aged 19, five years before, but at the time this was still considered a young age for a naval officer to get married. In 1895 he was appointed as gunnery lieutenant on the cruiser Australia where he served for two years before being appointed to the senior staff at Whale Island. He was promoted to commander 1 January 1901, in recognition of services with naval forces in South Africa, and later served on the battleship Magnificent, flagship of the second in command of the Channel Fleet.James p.5 In 1904 he became commander of the predreadnought battleship Cornwallis which was commissioning with a new crew to operate in the Mediterranean. Hall had a reputation as a strict disciplinarian with an ability to get the best out of a crew, so he was given some of the worst sailors to bring up to scratch.
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The New Year brought a new momentum as Bob Paisley began to get the best out of his players; they began the year in South Wales visiting the Vetch Field to play Swansea City in the FA Cup, Liverpool were in fine form and thumped their hosts 4–0. This set them on their way in the league and dropped just seven of the 50 available points overhauling the points gap that Ipswich Town had opened on them. Grobbelaar added the championship medal to the League Cup winners medal he had gained at Wembley on 13 March; the Reds beat Spurs 3–1, who had Ray Clemence in goal. During the period 1981–1994, Grobbelaar played 627 first team games for Liverpool, becoming known for his eccentric and flamboyant style. In 1984, the European Cup final between Liverpool and A.S. Roma finished 1–1 after extra time, and went to a penalty shootout.
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Legge was educated at Malvern, where he was captain of the cricket team in 1922. Wisden Cricketers' Almanack's annual review of public school cricket praised his "beautiful off- side strokes" and added: "Legge was an excellent captain who knew how to get the best out of his bowlers, and had a sound control of his eleven in the field." Going to Brasenose College, Oxford University, Legge played in one of the trial matches for the Oxford University cricket team in both 1923 and 1924 but did not score well and was not then picked for any of the university side's first-class matches in those seasons. In 1924 he was given a second chance by being selected for two first-class games by Kent, the second of which was against Oxford University, but he did not take the opportunity, failing to reach double figures in any of his four innings in these games.
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In the winter of that year Caldwell was traded to the Boston Red Sox in a deal that also saw Duffy Lewis and Ernie Shore go the other way. Caldwell's grave in Randolph, New York with his wife's on the left in August 2017 Caldwell was released by the Red Sox in July 1919 after a poor start to the season, in which he compiled an ERA of 3.94 (his record, however, was 7-4). Caldwell finished the season with the Indians, whose manager, Tris Speaker, managed to get the best out of him: in six starts Caldwell went 5–1 with a 1.71 ERA. His five wins including the aforementioned game in which he was struck by lightning, and a no-hitter against his former longtime teammates, the New York Yankees, on September 10. In his first full season with the Indians, in 1920, Caldwell went 20–10, with a 3.86 ERA.
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