Unfortunately, Coop is also the most ancillary character, part of Spencer's Crenshaw past and largely unconnected to the engine of the story.
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It's at most ancillary to the event itself, and an event that was much more appealing before you could watch any team on any night you want, back before inter-league play and Season Ticket.
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This is certainly a D&D campaign, inspired in the same manner as its predecessors, but you are only meant to participate in the most ancillary means, to ensure the party's survival so they can hear more diatribes and quiet asides.
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Strange how a relationship— the relationship—that I understand as truly primal, as foundational, for good and for ill, to the construction of my self, my world view, my art, and my approach to being a father, should for decades now have consisted of and subsisted on a studied avoidance of any but the most ancillary and weightless interactions!
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Robson, 2003, p.88—confirms initial denial of 2.5-litre petrol and describes petrol/diesel parts commonality The block was identical, as were most ancillary parts. The key difference was that the petrol engine retained its timing chain,Hodder, 2000, p.114 since it lacked the need to drive an injector pump.
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The Independent And his writing is often praised for its descriptive skill. But his work is chiefly noted for its vitality and the attention given to character as well as style: 'Docx has a gift for assessing “the exact shape and weight of other people’s inner selves, the architecture of their spirit” and even his most ancillary characters flare into being, vital and insistent.' The New Yorker.
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Professional associations like the College of Occupational Therapists and the Association for Clinical Biochemistry and Laboratory Medicine became better organised and took a greater role both in regulating their professions and in collective bargaining with the Ministry of Health. The 1980s saw further changes in the NHS' workforce. The Thatcher Government encouraged (and eventually forced) health authorities to put most ancillary services out for competitive tender, effectively outsourcing the jobs of those workers. This led to a substantial reduction in numbers, with one-third of ancillary posts disappearing between 1980 and 1987.
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Almost all of Orion's post-1982 releases, as well as most of the AIP and Filmways backlogs and all of the television output originally produced and distributed by Orion Television, now bear the MGM name. However, in most cases, the 1980s Orion logo has been retained or added, in the case of the Filmways and AIP libraries. Most ancillary rights to Orion's back catalog from the 1978–1982 joint venture period remain with Warner Bros., including such films as 10 (1979), Caddyshack (1980), Arthur (1981), Excalibur (1981), and Prince of the City (1981).
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