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Within moments the fight took its form and it didn't change until the wild O'Malley pranged his foot on the shelled-up Soukhamthath's elbow.
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Four pilots were killed in Cropmasters. In 1961 at Deniliquin, Ralph Dennis ran a tank dry in Marshall's VH-MSS and spun in. In 1964 John Waddell pranged VH-BAQ near Boorowa while doing low level aerobatics. In 1965 Air-Culture's VH-CXQ, with Richard Adams flying, struck a tree whilst entering a spray run at Highbury near Narrogin.
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The settlement of Sobolivka was founded in the place where once existed the city of Sables, founded the Buh Cossacks for protecting of edge from the raids of Tatars. An original fortress was furnished two large earthen billows. Tatars pranged a fortress, and populations destroyed. Afterwards here was a new settlement with the name of Sobolivka, which entered in the complement of domains of the Polish counts of Pototskikh.
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He had a life-long love of cricket, and it was after a Test at Lord's that he first met Robin Coulson, whom he married in 1977. They had a daughter. MCC made him an honorary life member in 2018, sixty years after his first having been elected to membership. He was a bon viveur and a large but gentle man who was inclined to be absent-minded and clumsy, leaving "a trail of broken armchairs and pranged cars".
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The first mention about a village Hubkiv is dated 1504 by a year, when became drenched and a township was pranged by Tatars. In more late acts sometimes named as Khupkiv. A defensive castle ruins of which were until now saved on a high bank on the fence surrounding village of village was here built in a ÕV item. From the first half of ÕV² item the proprietors of Gubkova were Semashki, in a ÕV²² item passes to Danilovichiv, then — Cetneriv.
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The Royal Air Force developed a distinctive slang which has been documented in works such as Piece of Cake and the Dictionary of RAF slang. The following is a comprehensive selection of slang terms and common abbreviations used by British Armed Forces from before World War II until the present day; less common abbreviations are not included. Often common colloquial terms are used as well by airmen, as well as less savoury ones. In addition some terms have come into common parlance such as "I pranged the car last night".
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