A. They came so close to getting across that pass.
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Despite this reality, the message isn't getting across to younger women.
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There is nothing to work toward except for getting across the channel.
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According to Acevedo, the key is getting across the Girl Scouts&apos message.
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"We have our hands full just getting across the finish line," he said.
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They choose last so they can see everyone else's times and strategies for getting across.
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Even though I kept saying, "No, I'm not into this," the point wasn't getting across.
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To cross the heavily patrolled DMZ requires getting across several fences and a dense minefield.
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Will we see a decline in tourism if getting across the border becomes more difficult?
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I'm looking forward to hopefully getting across and capturing some of the magic tomorrow evening!
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"It was a major gap and flaw in the substance he was getting across," Dorsey said.
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Pudge follows her out and tries to talk, but he has trouble getting across to her.
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Chris is using the same voice, but he's getting across the personality just through sheer, wonderful acting.
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Elsewhere within Amazon, executives were getting across a message that became quite familiar in the election's aftermath.
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They're passionate about getting across the idea that school is the most important thing in the world.
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They're passionate about getting across the idea that school is the most important thing in the world.
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He's had such a difficult time in getting across some of his points and some of his issues.
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But for Wiktor and Zula, that's even harder to do, since it means getting across the Iron Curtain.
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Asked how he thought Israelis were viewing his trip, Mr. Netanyahu expressed optimism that his statesmanship was getting across.
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"I think he has a brilliant way of getting across a grand space in a smaller space," he said.
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The Baddest Man in Japan Traditional karate competition teaches two things: getting across the floor fast, and timing intercepting counters.
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But "if you've got to spend an hour getting across London to see your counsellor, it's difficult," says Mr Byrne.
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"The real feeling of enjoyment," he said, "is getting across the finish line and finding out that you've done okay."
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Gyllenhaal is excellent at getting across Edward's rage at his own perceived impotence, but the performance never quite feels real.
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However, getting across that border is also difficult and takes longer: the trip from Gaza to Cairo is 12 hours.
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I understood the concepts of a Silicon Valley, a Texas and New York, and the challenges of getting across the country.
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Intense militarized enforcement does make border-crossing more perilous, so demand for help getting across — for "trafficking" and "smuggling" — goes up.
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" "I think that's the point that's not getting across is that the president did nothing wrong and has nothing to hide.
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"The biggest challenge is getting across the idea that students are not cut off from men," says Dame Barbara Stocking, its president.
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"The main message that isn't getting across to a lot of people is just how long we might be in this for."
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"It's the first time the word is really getting across the nation that the 2020 census is here," Dillingham said on Saturday.
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"We'd have a tough time getting across some borders," Atkinson recalled Monday after his first news conference at the team's Industry City facility.
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Israel says it is doing what it must to defend its border, and to stop any of the protesters getting across the fence.
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"It's just getting across that really basic message: please talk to people because they can make a difference," says YANA trustee Michael Pollitt.
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"I can imagine how that message would not be getting across to Border Patrol agents and supervisors in this moment in history," Long said.
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Whether the wall ultimately gets built or not, it's safe to say that it's not going to be stopping drugs from getting across the border.
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"Hillary has experience, but it's bad experience," Trump said, finally getting across his point after the clock had already run past the 90-minute mark.
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"The message that we are getting across from the ECB and the single supervisory mechanism is that going forward, profitability pressures will continue," he said.
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"Comedy writers can be so effective in getting across political points, like Jon Stewart was so effective," said Rick Tyler, a spokesman for the Cruz campaign.
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Oddly enough, the guy hasn't posted a celebratory photo or vid of himself getting across the finish line ... even though he put up a before-photo.
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Not quite as big as a recent bust, thought Garcia Pereda, where they'd stopped 2100 bladders from getting across the U.S.-Mexico border, flowing eventually to China.
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But I asked you all for your tips, and hundreds of you emailed or tweeted your best advice for starting tasks and getting across the finish line.
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It now floods several dozen times a year, occasionally causing the facility to close because of the difficulty of getting across the lot and into the building.
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In world four, it very much was, and I'd accidentally used my best movement characters, the ones capable of getting across the map quickly, in the previous battle.
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But was Mr. Pugh talking about getting across Turkey to Syria, or just about how to evade security at the Istanbul airport, where he had recently been detained?
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Epic has added "Slipstreams," which are turbines that power a wind-based transport system for getting across the map quickly, and potentially adding an interesting new combat angle.
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That same basic idea—a person sitting, like a gerbil, inside a giant wheel—persisted as others tried to make it a viable way of getting across town.
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How much do you think comes down to the car itself, the technology that is in the car when it comes to getting across the finishing line first?
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Not all charter leaders support vouchers, and not all charter schools are created equal — a message that charter leaders have not always had the easiest time getting across.
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"I felt like pattern, texture, and color were going to be important in getting across these layers about generation and how people assemble a space or home," Maldonado explained.
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Stringer's notion of survival perhaps reveals the key to kirtan's popularity in Los Angeles, where just getting across town during rush hour can be a lesson in existential malaise.
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Instead they seem to have focused on getting across the story, whose shattering elements don't prevent it from feeling too familiar, a tale whose various parts we've heard before.
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Then there's the agreement that the Atlanta Braves owners struck for the stadium in Cobb County opening next year (though good luck getting across the highway to see games there).
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I was successful in getting across, and when I came back, she said ... We all came down, and you know how they do these almost kumbaya things in a circle.
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"I think there was a period when what Japanese developers were trying to say with their games wasn't getting across globally," says Ryozo Tsujimoto, longtime producer of the Monster Hunter series.
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I saw something on Facebook the other day about hard work getting results in reference to [Michael] Phelps and Lilly [King], and that I hope is the message that's getting across.
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A few hours after, communication planet Mercury meets your ruling planet Neptune, tinging your abstract statements with an element of fantasy—an imaginative influence, however not the best for getting across details.
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If they've already got a relationship with that doctor, a virtual consult might seem like an easier alternative to getting across town to a doctor's office and sitting in a waiting room.
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Now in a muddy field, with his family trying to stay warm and clean in a tent, with little chance of getting across the border, he cries when he thinks about his family.
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"The clarity of focus, the clarity of vision, the clarity of what you're playing with and the message you're getting across—the right tends to be a little better at that," Milner said.
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A European Union (EU) deal with Turkey has helped stem the flow of migrants making the narrow but precarious sea crossing from Turkish shores to outlying Greek islands - but many are still getting across.
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Dortch nearly had a 30-yard touchdown catch just 98 seconds into the second half but an official's review determined he fumbled the ball before getting across the goal line, resulting in a touchback.
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Thousands of migrants fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East, Africa and Asia have converged on Calais over the past year, hoping to find a way of getting across the Channel to Britain.
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"The biggest challenge for any campaign is clear communication, getting across to the potential backer, not just the proposition but also the vision behind it — the 'why' as well as the 'what,'" Flood said.
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When you see videos of 20-somethings dancing in crowded nightclubs across the country, that's a sign that the urgent public health messaging about why it's important to be physically distanced is not getting across.
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We need to secure all the borders, because it's not just people coming in from South America and Mexico, but there are terrorists who want to destroy us, who are getting across our borders fairly easily.
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Thousands of migrants fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East, Africa and Asia have converged on the port city over the past decade, hoping to find a way of getting across the Channel to Britain.
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While the ease of getting across to Schiphol airport may make us feel like we know Amsterdam inside-out, however, there's one thing we don't hear enough about – the city's, and by extension, the Netherlands' music scene.
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But it's one done intentionally -- to keep Senate Republicans unified, to give them all buy-in and, in McConnell's view, give the package a better chance at getting across the finish line in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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Instead, the Internationelles joined their French counterparts on the road and the message appears to be getting across with Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO), the owners of the Tour, saying they were looking to launch a major women's race.
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However, strict European Union regulations mean that anyone delayed getting across the Atlantic to the United States from one of Delta's dozen or more EU destinations is entitled to claim a cash payment of 600 euros ($670) per passenger.
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"Narcos" does a better job than most narco-dramas in getting across the brutal seediness of the drugs business, and the bravery of the Colombian public servants who faced it down, many at the cost of their own lives.
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Unlike his rival, he never boarded any of the ships he came across, and he never took supplies from them, getting across the surface of the ocean through his expertise in survival, his military discipline, and a phenomenal level of determination.
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BUT, YOU KNOW, AGAIN, YOU KNOW THIS VERTICAL INTEGRATION OF TWO TERRIFIC COMPANIES, YOU KNOW, THE FACT THAT WE CAN DEMONSTRATE VALUE IN A MEANINGFUL WAY, YOU KNOW, WE THINK IS THE KEY TO YOU KNOW, GETTING ACROSS THE FINISH LINE.
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"What we have seen is that no one is getting across the border," said Hector Silva, the director of a center providing services to migrants that sits near the banks of the Rio Grande, which separates Reynosa from McAllen, Tex.
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Tapping the "show more" option also appears to take you to a new screen governed not by your personal network, but by the number of tweets an article is getting across Twitter, removing the personalization feature that makes Nuzzel such a great utility.
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"A big part of why people think, Oh my god, running is so hard, is because they associate it with being chased by someone, or getting across the street," explains Melanie Kann, a RRCA-certified running coach with New York Road Runners.
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"The bandwagonning [against Trump] that a lot of Democrats are trying to goad Republicans into is one way of ensuring that very good [Republican] candidates have an even harder time getting across the finish line in November," said one Senate Republican strategist.
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"Dorsey also said at an event that month that Zuckerberg's argument that Facebook is an advocate for free speech "a major gap and flaw in the substance he was getting across," and that "there's some amount of revisionist history in all his storytelling.
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Getting across the spirit of these places in a gallery is tricky, not least because several of them were built around the idea of the Gesamtkunstwerk or "total artwork", striving to aesthetically incorporate architecture, design, music and even the dance crazes of their patrons.
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Now, when you tap on the Trending News button, which has its own dedicated placement in the main navigation bar (only on iOS for now), you'll get a numbered list of stories ordered by how many likes, comments, and shares the topic is getting across the app.
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All in all, it's an impressive machine – and, in the right hands, could go a ways toward getting across the point the software giant has been attempting to convince the computer buying public of for some time now: that it is a creative company, after all.
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It is a city whose art, food, and unique everyday life may inspire passionate admiration, but as Daniel Rothbart nicely explains in his new book, Seeing Naples: Reports from the Shadow of Vesuvius, it is a also place where just getting across the street takes cunning.
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And an increasing number of those who try to enter the United States, migrants' advocates say, will heed the siren call of human smugglers, who will argue that under the new policies, they are the migrants' best hope for getting across the border with their children.
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"The real feeling of enjoyment," he said in an interview with The New York Times in December, "is getting across the finish line and finding out that you've done O.K." Wearing a Prince Valiant haircut, Mr. Whitlock, then 85, finished the Toronto Waterfront Marathon on Oct.
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"The real feeling of enjoyment," he said, "is getting across the finish line and finding out that you've done O.K." An article on Thursday about Ed Whitlock, a record-setting 85-year-old marathoner, misstated the given name of a co-founder of the Association of Road Racing Statisticians.
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The comedian Anthony Atamanuik, on Comedy Central's "The President Show," did a better job of getting across Mr. Trump's entropic style — particularly in a tour-de-force 2017 segment in which the president, leading a camera crew on a tour of New York City, becomes distracted by a truck.
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The third time they managed to cross the border before finally getting across Turkey—surviving a police inspection of their bus (bribes from the driver), a week holed up in a safe house, and a journey in a truck packed with fellow refugees in which they almost suffocated, before the sea-crossing to Chios on an inflatable boat with a faulty outboard engine.
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"Physical activity reduced the risk of dependence in both basic activities of daily living (for example, dressing and getting across a room) as well as instrumental activities of daily living (for example, managing money or grocery shopping), which are considered to be more cognitively demanding," said lead author Dr. Pamela M. Rist from Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston.
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But now after a week of the hysteria has sort of past and we are still down to a really complicated situation on the border, and I think that moved by Donald Trump to talk about keeping people from getting into the country so that we don&apost have to give them due process, it&aposs an argument for building a wall, or anything, or something that prevents them from getting across the border.
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We thought Ray was restricting our individuality. When you feel that what you're doing isn't getting across enough because of another member then they've got to go. I mean, ultimately I started this off, so I'm not willing to compromise to Ray's individuality. It was really fucking hard.
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Getting across the gorge was another matter. A flying fox was constructed to solve that problem. A weir was built in 1935, to even out seasonal variations in flow. A fragile bridge was also constructed across the top of the Barron Falls, however this failed to withstand the floods.
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The heaviest fire, as expected, came from Hill 174 and its long southern finger ridge. For a while it was doubtful that the crossing would succeed. The 1st Battalion, continuing its crossing under fire, suffered approximately 120 casualties in getting across the river. At 07:00 an air strike hit Hill 174.
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After making camp, they then go into village for help getting across the water. The locals are distrustful, but recommend to hire Ormer to take them across the water, which takes four days. Achoo picks up the scent again near the burned bridge. The trail leads them to a trap which Farmer disarms.
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In Social Presence Theory, one medium may be more reliable to get the message across. The communicator is the judge when it comes to picking a medium, and getting across their message to the desired audience in the most efficient way possible. There is never a clear answer when it comes to saying what is the most efficient way.
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He attacked Nijinsky's incompetence at getting across his own ideas, claimed he only had the job because he was Diaghilev's lover, and announced his intention to resign which confirmed Diaghilev's fears.Parker pp. 119–121 The 12-minute ballet required 90 rehearsals. This led to the reduction of time Fokine received with the dancers which was the basis for many of his complaints.
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They were a notably > independent group of people; and I would say in some cases more than > independent: stubborn!--like John Howard Lawson, who was a hard man to push > around. They were determined to take this position, and it was a correct > position to take. The problem was that they did not succeed, in my judgment, > in getting across what their real position was.
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Pitchfork deemed it "ambitious" and successful in getting across its message, while "keep[ing] its mood and method deliberately, tenaciously, and angrily on point". NME characterized it as "an onslaught of varied and marvellously good tunes presented in an unexpectedly inventive way." Q called the album "a powerful work, noble in both intent and execution." The New York Times commended Green Day for trumping "any pretension with melody and sheer fervor".
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Abras at Bur Dubai Dubai is served by two large commercial ports, Port Rashid and Port Jebel Ali. Various cruise ships dock in Dubai. Dubai Creek and Port Saeed are used by local traders in dhows. One of the more traditional means of getting across Dubai Creek between Bur Dubai and Deira is on abras, small boats that ferry passengers across the Creek between stations in Bastakiya and Bani Yas Road, for a nominal charge of 1 UAE dirhams.
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On 15 October 1846, Perry's squadron attempted to cross the bar at the mouth of the river at Alvarado. The steamer led the way and succeeded in making her crossing, Forward followed, in tow of sister revenue cutter, . McLane grounded on the bar while the three ships she towed fouled each other's towlines. Vixen engaged the Mexican batteries on shore but, when it became apparent that McLane would never succeed in getting across the bar, she and her tows retired.
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Bain traced the origins of his clown ministry to the "holy fools" and "feasts of fools" of the Middle Ages, and quoted Saint Paul saying "We are fools for Christ." (1 Corinthians 4:10) He was the only Church of England priest to work full-time as a clown. He once said, “That is the only sort of clowning I do: getting across the Christian message to different audiences in different ways.” He took his act to Europe, America, and Australia.
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This had to be crossed using an old canoe that was repaired by Kehu and Etau. After safely getting across, they stayed at the local pā (village). In early May, they sighted the Southern Alps. At the Arahura River (a tributary of the Grey River), the southernmost point of the expedition, they were hosted by the local Ngāi Tahu tribe at Taramakau Pā. Poor weather plagued their return trip back along the coast but they reached Nelson on 18 August.
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But the ice cover came closer and closer, though it was uncertain whether the entire cavalry could be transferred across the strait. The ice spread quickly and the cold persisted; within a few days the ice had spread as far as one could see. Getting across to Funen with transport ships was now unthinkable if the transportation would take place that year. Now there was only one possible alternative left: an ice march across the Little Belt, the strait between Jutland and Funen.
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Those who passed through the river reached the wooden wall which was high and thick. The Byzantines left their horses and began climbing the wall with hands and legs and hung over the other side. The Bulgarians had dug a deep moat from the inner side and when the Byzantine soldiers were getting across the ramparts, they fell from the high wall, breaking their limbs. Some of them died instantly, others hobbled some time before falling to the ground and dying from thirst and hunger.
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There are two major commercial ports in Dubai, Port Rashid and Port Jebel Ali. Port Jebel Ali is the world's largest man-made harbour, the biggest port in the Middle East, and the 7th-busiest port in the world. One of the more traditional methods of getting across Bur Dubai to Deira is by abras, small boats that ferry passengers across the Dubai Creek, between abra stations in Bastakiya and Baniyas Road.Abra-services dubai-online The Marine Transport Agency has also implemented the Dubai Water Bus System.
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This force encountered 300 mounted Romans who had been sent up the river for the same purpose. The Numidians were defeated with 240 of their number killed in this exchange between scouting parties; in addition to 140 Roman losses. The Numidians were followed back to the Carthaginian camp, which was almost assembled excepting the elephants, which required more time getting across. Upon seeing Hannibal had not crossed with the whole of his force, the scouts raced back to the coast to alert the consul.
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Brymo's music is a mixture of fuji, R&B;, pop and rock. He told Damiete Braide his music can easily be called pop due to its ability of getting across to the people. Brymo's albums Merchants, Dealers & Slaves and Tabula Rasa comment on social injustice and chaos that are prevalent in Nigerian society. In a 2016 interview with OkayAfrica, Brymo said, "Although my songs reflect many issues which are relevant in my society, I believe that human relations is the site where all issues emerge".
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" In a 1975 match race between Ruffian and Kentucky Derby winner Foolish Pleasure at Belmont Park, the licorice-black filly broke down on the backstretch shortly after leaving the starting gate. Nack leaped from a box near the finish line onto the track and began running. All he thought about was getting across the track and the infield to the far side to find out what had happened to Ruffian. "I was in the middle of the track," he said, "when I heard ba-boom, ba-boom, ba-boom.
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Sandé had classical music training as a songwriter in her teens and learnt to play the piano at an early age, and getting across that she played, made and wrote her own music was very important to her. She said on the album, she wanted people to see every side of her as an artist, so it was important to have songs there where there could be a real connection with the lyric, rather than there just be throwaway pop music. Joni Mitchell and Lauryn Hill were also major influences for the album.
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The Platte River is between the Mormon and Oregon/California Trail. Fort Kearny is the black dot. If they started in Iowa or Nebraska, after getting across the Missouri River, most followed the northern side of the Platte River from near its junction on the Missouri River ferrying across the Elkhorn River and the wide and muddy Loup River, which intercept the Platte River. As the 1850s progressed and armed hostilities escalated in "bleeding" Kansas, travelers increasingly traveled up the Missouri River to leave from or near Omaha.
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There are two ways of exploring brand language as it relates to politics. One way is to research the key positive and negative traits voters look for on candidates and then ask which of these seems linked to one candidate or the other. This examines the way in which political strategists position their candidates and how much of the message is getting across and which audiences are most responsive to them. Another way of examining brand language in politics is to look at the actual words that the candidates say in order to determine their branding of language.
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The primary school was on land now in the airport (south of Victoria Street) and the post office was near the present-day Tullamarine Reserve. Originally Tullamarine extended westwards to the Organ Pipes National Park, and the nearby area bounded by the Maribyrnong River, Jacksons Creek and Deep Creek was called Tullamarine Island because of the difficulties faced by inhabitants in getting across the watercourses during wet weather. When the land in the Tullamarine Parish was subdivided into farm lots in 1842 only one lot sold, and the rest were sold by selection in 1850. A Wesleyan school was opened in 1855 and two other schools in 1859 and 1864.
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The canal was extended to Robertstown in 1784, including the Leinster Aqueduct across the Liffey, constructed by Richard Evans, and to a junction with the River Barrow at Athy by 1791. The "Circle Line" through Dublin from Portobello to Ringsend, where large docks adjacent to the Liffey were constructed, was started in 1790 and opened in 1796. The company had by then turned its attention to completing the link with the Shannon. Getting across the Bog of Allen took more than five years of struggle under the guidance of Jessop, who attempted to use walls of clay to support the walls of the canal.
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The first Jobs for a Change festival – named after the title of a GLC newspaper – was devised because the GLC's Industry and Employment committee was worried that its initiatives to combat unemployment and help create and fund jobs were not getting across to a wider public.Hoyland, John. Reggae On The Rates: The Jobs for a Change Festivals, p373, from A Taste of Power, Ed Mackintosh M, Wainwright H. Verso (1987). A day-long festival, it was thought, would provide a platform to show the public what the GLC was doing to combat unemployment and that there were ways for local government and, by implication, national government to help create jobs.
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A platoon of five M26s, less one that was being serviced, played a key role in helping Combat Command B of the 9th Armored capture the Ludendorff Bridge during the Battle of Remagen on 7–8 March 1945, providing fire support to the infantry in order to take the bridgehead before the Germans could blow it up. In encounters with Tigers and Panthers, the M26 performed well. Some of the division's other tanks were able to cross the bridge, but the T26E3s were too large and heavy to cross the damaged bridge and had to wait five days before getting across the river by barge.Hunnicutt 1996, p. 9–12.
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These endorphins bring about a sense of euphoria and can alleviate undesirable moods by participants that focus on engaging this euphoria. Exercise can also serve to distract individuals by allowing their focus to be on a specific task, such as focusing on lifting weights, or getting across the finish line, allowing less room for rumination on negative thoughts. Stress Management activities are used for mood repair strategies and the stress that is typically accompanied by them. By coping with stress through a variety of techniques individuals are able to learn how to manage their day-to-day lives and the stimuli that can be known to cause stress.
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Darius Boyd returned the kick in fantastic fashion making a 40m run leaving several NSW chasers in his wake. Cameron Smith then ducked down a short side making a break before passing to Corey Parker who in-turn offloaded the ball back to his captain who made a determined charge for the NSW line only to be brought down inches short. With the Blues shot defensively, QLD looked to shift the ball before a streaker who by then had run 80m to get in the way of play tripped over and fell right amongst the players. QLD ended up getting across the line through Matt Scott but was disallowed the try because of the interference to play.
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The film was also praised for its rollicking portrayal of the car as a main character while still getting across the problems of the "East" in the newly reunified country by using the car as a metaphor — slow, breaking down and ridiculed by the West. The film was criticised for relying almost solely on crude clichés and mostly ignoring politically sensitive issues. Another reason for criticism was that the film paints the main characters in a humble, fair and nice way while their West German counterparts are depicted as vulgar, mean and shallow. The film was followed by a sequel, Go Trabi Go 2: Das war der wilde Osten (1992), which did not match the success of the original.
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She said that she wanted the songs on her debut album to be fresh and she wanted to try and take it back how she wrote songs at the beginning of her career. Sandé had classical music training as a songwriter in her teens and learnt to play the piano at an early age, and getting across that she played, made and wrote her own music was very important to her. She said on the album, she wanted people to see every side of her as an artist, so it was important to have songs there where there could be a real connection with the lyric, rather than there just be throwaway pop music. Joni Mitchell and Lauryn Hill were also major influences for the album.
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In Phase II, the Eighth Army was to drive north west to capture Ferrara and Bondeno, blocking routes of potential retreat across the Po. U.S. Fifth Army was to push past Bologna north to link with Eighth Army in the Bondeno region to complete an encirclement of German forces south of the Po. The Fifth Army was also to make a secondary thrust further west towards Ostiglia, the crossing point on the Po of the main route to Verona.Jackson, p. 204. Phase III involved the establishment of bridgeheads across the Po and exploitation north. The Eighth Army plan (Operation Buckland) had to deal with the difficult initial task of getting across the Senio, with its raised artificial banks varying between and in height, honeycombed with defensive tunnels and bunkers front and rear.
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Spaihts ultimately felt that "the origin story of this character, as depicted in the comics, is so operatic and beautiful, and so tragic and epic in its sweep, that it was unavoidable. We had to tell that story, and tell our best version of it." Elements from Spaihts' early drafts that he later stated were still in the final film include many of the film's set pieces, such as the climactic battle, which came straight from Derrickson, as well as "little things" from Spaihts, "like a bandaged hand running down a row of prayer bells in a Nepalese temple." Derrickson wanted Nightmare to be the film's antagonist, along with the concept of "nightmares themselves as being a dimension", but Feige felt "getting across the idea of the Dream Dimension as another dimension" would have been challenging alongside everything else that the film introduces.
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" Spiro Zavos, in the Sydney Morning Herald, wrote that, "Watching the winger beat three Argentinians to score his first try, then burst through explosively for a second... was reminiscent of Kenneth Tynan's tribute to the beauty of Greta Garbo: 'What men see in women when they are drunk, they see in Garbo when they are sober.' So too, rugby maneuvers which good players must only dream about doing in drunken stupors, David Campese does every time he plays." Zavos continued to write that, "'Campo has now scored forty-two tries for the Wallabies in Tests (a Bradman-like record) and this knack of getting across the line, together with his skill in setting up tries, is one of the great - and still unacknowledged - strengths of the Wallabies." Rugby writers Peter Meares and Maxwell Howell gave an account of Australia's first 1991 World Cup pool match in Wallaby Legends, "The Pumas made a game of it for the first twenty minutes, rarely allowing the Wallabies any possession.
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Finally they make their way to a property called the Happy Valley Farm (after Charlie himself almost abandons the whole thing because getting there was so far out of town) where the third girl lives. Snoopy and Woodstock are already there, and after Snoopy has some major problems getting across the cattle guard at the intersection of the main driveway, he and Woodstock encounter a rather mean bobcat (Similar to the cat that was in Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown) who chases them back across those rollers (where Snoopy has problems again), where they finally meet up with Charlie and Linus. Charlie dismisses Snoopy's attempts to warn him of the bobcat, and he and Linus walk in past the cat petting him as they go...then they both learn for themselves. Linus learns on the phone of another entrance, and is warned that the bobcat is actually very sweet but does not like strangers much.
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No changes in game three were made for Queensland. Queensland extended their record to eight consecutive series in a decider that featured a streaker, and the post- Olympics attendance record for Stadium Australia. The attendance of 83,813 beat the previous record of 83,702 set just 10 days earlier for a rugby union Test between The Wallabies and the British & Irish Lions. Unlike in the first two games, the decider was closely contested in the first half with both sides getting across the line inside the first half-hour. In the 10th minute, Johnathan Thurston weaved his way through some lazy Blues defence after a shift to the left broke down, to score next to the posts. He converted his own try to give the Maroons a 6-0 lead. The ensuing set resulted in Thurston adding another 2 points after James Maloney was penalised for a shoulder charge on the kicker Cooper Cronk. QLD lead 8-0 after 15 minutes.
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