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Some Asian leaders think they have the measure of Mr Trump.
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The Dane showed the fighting spirit of a champion to battle back from 3-0 down in the deciding set but Jabeur always looked to have the measure of her service when she was able to keep her big shots within the lines.
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This is the same analysis issue that arises when measuring presidential approval in repeated cross sections: We know whether President Obama's approval went up or down in total, but we don't have the measure of how many people went from approving to disapproving or from disapproving to approving across the two polls.
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Halfway through the race Sadler seemed to have the measure of his opponent, but Chambers took the lead and did not relinquish it. In 1867 Kelley returned from retirement, and, on 6 May, sculled Chambers for the Championship on the River Tyne. Kelley won easily. The same year Sadler beat Kelley at the Paris International Regatta, but was disqualified for a foul.
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However, during the race both cars suffered from issues, Vettel from driver errors and Leclerc with an engine issue which cost him the victory. At the the Ferraris were running close to each other when Leclerc was asked to yield to Vettel, allowing Vettel on an alternate strategy to fight Red Bull's Verstappen for a podium. Leclerc finished fifth himself. At the , the Ferraris looked to have the measure of the Mercedes in free practice with the Ferrari displaying superior straight line speed.
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Zeybeks are, in general, the widespread folk dances of the Western Anatolia. It is rendered by one person or two or by a group of people and its name changes for example as 'seymen' in the central parts of Anatolia. Zeybek dances are formed, in general, of 9/8 measures and have a variety of tempos such as very slow, slow, fast and very fast. Very slow zeybek dances have the measure of 9/2, slow ones 9/4 and some others 9/8.
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The two Scuderia Ambrosiana entered Ferraris of Peter Whitehead and Reg Parnell were not a serious threat but Whitehead did have the measure of the local drivers with the 1938 Australian Grand Prix winner finishing two laps clear of the first of the Australians, Maserati 250F driver Reg Hunt. Parnell finished sixth, behind another domestic Maserati 250F driven by Stan Jones. Both finished on the same lap as Hunt, while Lex Davison's older sports car engined Ferrari 625 was another two laps distant. Doug Whiteford's Talbot-Lago was the first non-Italian car home in eighth place.
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