" Still, Bitwise's Horsely said: "Crypto is famous for a long history of volatility like this.
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Crypto "is such a new and volatile asset class, it's hard to guess how the market will play out in the future," Horsely said.
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"Harry and Meghan's relationship started across the Atlantic so it seemed fitting for all of us to take-off to Toronto on their special day," says Horsely.
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Dr. Horsely is credited with the invention of the "Horsley Hook", a device which he used to avulse the trigeminal nerve.
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However, the Coast Guard announced the seventeenth cutter was to be named after another hero, Donald H. Horsely, after a request from Patterson's relatives.
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Although there are less known tourist attractions with in the limits of Srinivasapura, kaivara's Kailasagiri and Bheema-Bakasura betta, Horsely Hills of Andhra Pradesh is with in an hour drive from Srinivasapura.
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Deadly Nightshade is a 1953 British crime drama film directed by John Gilling. It stars Emrys Jones, Zena Marshall and John Horsely. A convict on the run (Emrys Jones) switches identities with a lookalike, only to find himself in even deeper trouble.
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They were Anna Jenkins (Student), Laura Milne (Solicitor and Employment Law specialist), Amy Dunn (Teacher), Denise Horsely (Dancer), Gemma Vittie (Car Saleswoman), Qlaudia Kelk (Mum), Dawn Hunter (Student), Natasha Crook (Model), Lucinda Richardson (Dental Student), Jo (Singer and Beautician) and Dalia Tweedy (Care Worker).
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The prophet of social change portrait positions Jesus primarily as someone who challenged the traditional social structures of his time. Gerd Theissen sees three main elements to the activities of Jesus as he effected social change, his positioning as the Son of man, the core group of disciples that followed him, and his localized supporters as he journeyed through Galillee and Judea. Richard A. Horsely goes further and presents Jesus as a more radical reformer who initiated a grassroots movement. David Kaylor’s ideas are close to those of Horsely, but have a more religious focus and base the actions of Jesus on covenant theology and his desire for justice.
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He owned the Horsely Fields Iron and Tin Plate Works, and the Osier Bed blast furnaces at Wolverhampton. He was also a Justice of the Peace for the counties of Staffordshire and Shropshire, a Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Stafford, and served the office of High Sheriff for that county in 1873.Graces Guide.
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Clifford Percy Evans (August 21, 1889 – June 14, 1973)Horsely, Tyler. Register of the Papers of Clifford Percy Evans, University of Utah, 1990, accessed June 12, 2009. was an American architect based in Salt Lake City, Utah. He graduated from Columbia University and became a draftsman for famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright in Chicago, Illinois.
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Other Stagecoach services operating in the city belong to different subsidiaries including the X24 express service between Newcastle and Sunderland and X34 between Newcastle and Horsely Hill which are part of the Stagecoach in Sunderland brand; and the 685 Cross-Pennine route between Carlisle and Newcastle which is operated by Stagecoach Cumbria & North Lancashire.
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353 Central Park West is an apartment building on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York City. It is located at the corner of Central Park West and West 95th Street. The 19-story building with its landmark series of receding terraces creating a tower effect was built in 1992. 353 Central Park West, Carter B. Horsely, Upper West Side Book.
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Horsely was active in local politics and civic affairs. He was elected mayor of Hartlepool in 1910"Election Of Mayors", The Times, 10 November 1910, p. 8. and in 1922 he gave a banquet at West Hartlepool in honour of former prime minister and Liberal Party politician, H. H. Asquith."Mr. Asquith to Speak To-morrow", The Times, 13 October 1922, p. 14.
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The school was originally established in 1879 in East Horsely but moved to its current location on the banks of the River Mole in Stoke D'Abernon in Elmbridge in 1979. The school occupies 79 acres of land and contains a number of historic buildings. The school is located in between Chelsea Football Club's training ground and the Yehudi Menuhin School of music.
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Elizabeth married Denny Muschamp of Horsely, Surrey, the Muster Master-General for Ireland, and was the grandmother of John Vesey, 1st Baron Knapton. Margaret married Samuel Synge, Dean of Kildare, who was the elder brother of Edward Synge, Archbishop of Tuam. Eleanor married William Hill of Hillsborough: they were the parents of Michael Hill (1672-1699). Martha married Sir William Davys, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland.
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In Book 7, Gold, Penelope gets married, thus leaving the Queen's service. Carmina is bright and bouncy. In Feud, she suffers from poisoning from Orpiment, given to her by Lady Horsely for revenge on her son's accidental death through jousting. Also, after the crisis of a fire at St Bartholemhew's Fair in Smith Field, Book 10, Jinx, she becomes very superstitious and jumpy, full of dire warnings.
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Picart, et al., p. 40 The man behind the film's special photographic effects was John P. Fulton, head of the special effects department at Universal Studios at the time.Picart, et al., p. 39 Fulton and David S. Horsely created the homunculi over the course of two days by shooting the actors in full-size jars against black velvet and aligning them with the perspective of the on-set jars.
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The Horsleys remained in service in the day-bombing role until 1934, with 504 Squadron's Horsleys being replaced by Westland Wallaces in March 1934. No 36 Squadron at Singapore retained the Horsely in the Torpedo bomber role until July 1935. The last Horsley, a Merlin-powered testbed flew its final flight at RAE Farnborough on 7 March 1938. A total of 124 Horsleys were built, including six aircraft for the Hellenic Naval Air Service and the two related Dantorps built for Denmark.
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Eglantyne Louisa Jebb was born in 1845 in Dublin to Emily Harriett (née Horsely) and Robert Jebb. She was four years younger than her brother, who would become the classicist Sir Richard Claverhouse Jebb and five years older than their twin siblings, Heneage and Bob. Her father was a Queen's Counsel of the Irish bar and studied literature. His family included Sir Joshua Jebb, a prison reformer; Oxford Movement pioneer, John Jebb, Bishop of Limerick; and court physician, Sir Richard Jebb.
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In between the years 1914-1917, the 1,897 patients admitted reflected a wide range of cultural and economic diversity. This resulted from the clinic's mission and expectation to serve the urban and impoverished population surrounding it. Forty-nine percent of its patients were local, a process facilitated by the clinic's outpatient dispensary. Invited by Meyer to join the clinic, William Horsely Gantt came over from Ivan Petrovich Pavlov’s laboratory in Leningrad and became the founder and the director of the Pavlovian Laboratory from 1930 to 1964.
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Roberts then found employment as a patternmaker at Bradley Iron works, Staffordshire, and, probably in 1813, moved to a supervisory position in the pattern shop of the Horsely Iron works, Tipton. He had gained skills in turning, wheel-wrighting and the repair of mill-work. He was drawn for the militia and to avoid this made for Liverpool, but finding no work there shifted to Manchester, where he found work as a turner for a cabinet-maker. He then moved to Salford working at lathe- and tool-making.
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The New Yorker (March 7, 2011) CityRealty architecture critic Carter Horsely hailed the project, saying "the building would have been an unquestioned architectural masterpiece if the south façade had continued the crinkling and if the base had continued the stainless-steel cladding. Even so, it is as majestic as its cross-town rival, the great neo-Gothic Woolworth Building designed by Cass Gilbert at 233 Broadway on the other side of City Hall Park." Gehry designed both the exterior, interiors and amenities spaces, along with all 20 model apartments. The building received the Emporis Skyscraper Award for 2011.
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The former Second Church of Christ, Scientist is an historic Christian Science church building located at Central Park West and West 68th Street on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York City, within the Central Park West Historic District.Carter B. Horsely, Second Church of Christ, Scientist, The Upper West Side Book The Beaux-Arts building was designed by architect Frederick R. Comstock and constructed in 1899-1901., p.358 The building was restored beginning in 2005 by Sydness Architects which planned to clean the facade, reinforce the stained-glass windows, and waterproof the copper dome and illuminate the skylight.
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Swannington incline winding engine of 1833 incorporated a piston valve The Swannington incline winding engine on the Leicester and Swannington Railway, manufactured by The Horsely Coal & Iron Company in 1833, shows a very early use of the piston valve.Clinker, C.R. (1977) The Leicester & Swannington Railway Bristol: Avon Anglia Publications & Services. Reprinted from the Transactions of the Leicestershire Archaeological Society Volume XXX, 1954. Piston valves had been used a year or two previously in the horizontal engines manufactured by Taylor & Martineau of London, but did not become general for stationary or locomotive engines until the end of the 19th century.
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Isaac Dodds became engaged with the Horsely Iron Company in the summer of 1832, and was seeming ably to facilitate orders from throughout the British Isles. In 1833 the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, a leading railway operating company of that time, opened a competition for a new locomotive design. The Dodd's designed entry though Horsley was seemingly the best entry, new locomotive innovations being claimed including a frame made from solid plate, use of expanding boiler attachment plates at the firebox end, and horizontal cylinders fitted outside the frame. The resulting locomotive Star was initially trialled on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway (L&MR;).
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The three youngest children needed to be housed: Dick was placed in a saddlery apprenticeship in Horsely Fields, Wolverhampton, with his uncle, William Cullwick (1781–1853); Ellen lived with Aunt Small (née Sarah Owen) on her large farm, in Westbury, near Albrighton; and Polly went to live with her spinster aunt Elizabeth Cullwick (1789–1866), in Haughton, Shifnal. When Hannah Cullwick was seventeen, she worked as under-housemaid for Lady Boughey at Aqualate Hall, Forton. She was dismissed after eight months because her mistress saw her (as she later recorded) "playing as we was cleaning our kettles". Cullwick then worked for Lady Louisa Cotes (1814–1887), wife of John Cotes (1799–1874), of Woodcote, Sherriffhales.
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However, it turned out that some would be through porous sandstone. During its construction in 1831 the contractor, Daniel Jowett, fell down a working shaft and was killed. The low power of contemporary steam engines meant that where the gradient was steepest, locomotive haulage gave way to other means. As was common in those days, "There were two inclines on the line: one at Bagworth, rising at 1 in 29 towards Swannington and worked by gravity; and a much steeper though shorter one at the Swannington end, descending at 1 in 17 and worked by stationary engine ..." The latter was built by the Horsely Coal and Iron Company, and was equipped with a very early example of a piston valve.
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