For their part, Hawaiian Airlines was quick to make statement.
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Why is the internet so quick to make those assumptions?
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She is outspoken and quick to make any audience laugh.
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Some were quick to make veiled warnings about the frontrunner.
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But you are humble and are quick to make things right.
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Some people were also quick to make a connection to Harry Potter.
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Naturally, Twitter was quick to make plenty of jokes about the photo.
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People can be quick to make false assumptions without knowing the full story.
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But the Trump administration may not be so quick to make an appeal.
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It takes me longer to process; he's very quick to make a decision.
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The Takeaway: Then again, maybe we shouldn't be too quick to make fun of "tronc"…
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When Amazon enters a new product category, it is typically quick to make serious headway.
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Other followers were quick to make the investment in them after seeing Kim's gorgeous skin.
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People on social media were quick to make jokes about Sondland "snitching" on his colleagues.
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Leaders across the continent were quick to make statements as results came in on Friday.
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My mother, quick to make friends, became her family's breadwinner, waitressing in bars and restaurants.
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Fans were quick to make a connection to one of the actress' most recent blockbuster roles.
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Trump is quick to make hay out of the allegations, which eventually forced Franken from office.
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Rigney choked up as she addressed the crowd, but she was also quick to make jokes.
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But turns out we were quick to make assumptions and he's actually our new gay icon.
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As per tradition, Gall was quick to make a callout in the wake of his win.
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Mahan is quick to make sure that responsibility for the album's difficult birth resides with the band.
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The show's obsessive fan base was, of course, quick to make light of it on social media.
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Mercury in Aries people are direct and to-the-point communicators who are quick to make decisions.
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Cacio e pepe is a three-ingredient meal that's very cheap and quick to make at home.
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"I wish people wouldn't be so quick to make judgments, especially when they don't know me," Stage said.
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It's so good, and since I chopped the veggies during meal prep, it's also very quick to make!
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In terms of the storytelling, and the behavior, and he's very quick to make decisions, and so forth.
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Not only are Matty's Old Bay potato chips ridiculously crispy, but they're damn easy and quick to make, too.
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When it comes to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace, we're all too quick to make excuses: It's too hard.
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Democrats have been quick to make the comparison, suggesting Trump feared Comey was delving too deeply into the Russia probe.
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Fans were quick to make a connection between the two events ... and pondered if Future picked the date on purpose.
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Most people are more like Vedder than Salinger—quick to make idle threats of relocation but slow to act on them.
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AOC has been quick to make a name for herself for her incisive tweets and fiery Twitter takedowns of GOP members.
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Donald Trump was quick to make a mountain out of a molehill when it came to a potential problem with submitting ballots.
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It's also a jab that rebounds against Trump himself, since it reinforces the sense that he's quick to make racially charged comments.
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Twitter was quick to make jokes combining the two epic franchises, and to criticize this particular employment decision from Disney and Lucasfilm.
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The executive also speculated that if the FBI's order is granted, Russian and Chinese authorities will be quick to make similar requests.
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So people are quick to make judgments and lay blame on perpetrators of what they see as a significant betrayal of trust.
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So far, traders have been quick to make buy or sell depending on whether the companies lived up to the market's expectations.
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People are quick to make the Trump-Nixon comparison when Trump hasn't yet reached the level of darkness of the Nixon administration.
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Many were quick to make jokes, speculating that it must be the first or last day of the person responsible for the tweet.
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This is the kind of dessert that's so quick to make that you get sad thinking about how many times you've bought it.
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They require several counseling sessions with providers who are very quick to make snide remarks to shame and belittle your circumstances and choice.
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It's also worth noting that Trump was hardly so quick to make excuses for Democrats accused of misconduct, like Al Franken and Bill Clinton.
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Potential successors to Mrs May, including David Davis, have been quick to make clear that they, too, have doubts about the current funding regime.
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We are quick to make it a problem for men, and not so much women, because of heteronormative and reproductively focused definitions of sex.
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Apple was quick to make reference to its use in IT. The product's small, flat design has made it an interesting candidate for a server.
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And the recipe for devil's food cake rings is a keeper, quick to make and as fine for cupcakes as for rings needing special molds.
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Iran was quick to make that point, with Foreign Minister Javad Zarif taking to Twitter to suggest any deal with the Trump administration is worthless.
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Coupling data and machine learning technology, Clearbanc is quick to make decisions about potential investments, driven by a lofty goal of backing 2,000 companies by 1203.
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You should probably avoid ordering the cacio e pepe since it&aposs a three-ingredient meal that&aposs very cheap and quick to make at home.
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These bao buns were extremely easy and quick to make — I simply popped them in the microwave for 45 seconds and they were ready to eat.
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When a port visit is in sight, Marines and sailors are quick to make plans on where they want to visit once they get on land.
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Even former chief of staff Reince Priebus, according to the sources, had to handle Trump, who's volatile, easily irked, and quick to make decisions from his gut.
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Everyone is so quick to hit Lil Yachty with their ire, yet he's just hanging out being quick to make sweet songs and give teens good advice.
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Armed with a new dress and Marilla's beloved brooch, Anne is quick to make friends with the oldest daughter of one of the area's most prestigious families.
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However, Trump's administration is currently arguing in court that ObamaCare's pre-existing condition protections should be struck down, a point Democrats were quick to make in response.
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Mr. Hardy has been quick to make the most of what the market says is the first month of spring and the calendar says is the last.
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Democratic presidential candidates have been quick to make the argument that the draconian abortion laws working their way through state legislatures have endangered the landmark 1973 Roe v.
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While some applauded Grey's for its Time's Up take, not every fan thought justice was served and both sides were quick to make their opinions heard on Twitter.
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A Good Appetite Crunchy, spicy and quick to make, BLT tacos are a simple after-work dinner, or a brunch you can make while you're still half-asleep.
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Chopra was quick to make up for it with a cheeky Photoshop, but explained to Entertainment Tonight that her absence at the award show was no laughing matter.
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Although Eric and Lindsey Bennett have never met Chip and Joanna Gaines, HGTV fans are quick to make comparisons between their show Desert Flippers and the Gaineses show Fixer Upper.
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Sure, the internet is quick to make image macros out of photos of emptied-out supermarkets or Floridians taking inadvisably defiant stands against the weather, but usually that's about it.
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Although she'd been asleep when he was born, Princess Estelle was quick to make up for lost time and visited her new sibling first thing at the hospital the following morning.
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Throughout the night Twitter users were quick to make the comparison between Kylie's curve-hugging gown and Lil' Kim's printed long-sleeve jumpsuit worn with a pastie over her left breast.
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College students, just as high school students, have the same ability to be swayed by their peers and are quick to make impulsive decisions if they are unaware of the topic.
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Companies have been quick to make changes that can be justified in traditional cost-benefit terms, says Rory Sullivan, an investment consultant and visiting fellow at the University of Leeds in England.
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That point was one that CNN's Anderson Cooper was quick to make when Trump tried to use the Vatican walls, created hundreds of years before his birth, as a way to slam the Pope.
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To claim the right for my intellectual labor to be acknowledged, to always remember to credit accurately and wholly, and to be quick to make amends if I err (we are all human, it happens).
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Fans were quick to make memes of Kardashian West doing things like kicking soccer balls, boxing, laying on a stack of pancakes and more — many of which the star herself shared on her Instagram Stories.
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On the one hand, he didn't say "gun," he said "muskets" — a term so antiquated and bizarre that it was almost funny, and a lot of commentators were quick to make jokes at Walsh's expense.
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New York (CNN Business)Well, that didn't take long... Apple (AAPL) unveiled the new iPhone 11 at its annual media event Tuesday, and people were quick to make their feelings about the model known on Twitter.
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In the Philadelphia suburbs, Democrat Scott Wallace, who says he decided to run for office for the first time because of Trump and the tax vote, is quick to make mention of the leader of Republican Rep.
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What's really shameful is how people are so quick to make a woman's appearance news — even when that woman is, say, releasing a new album on Friday, and clearly has bigger things going on in her life.
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A risk with these moves is that the Fed — which has carefully maintained its image as a bastion of cautious, apolitical policymaking in Washington — might become too quick to make abrupt changes, or adopt a tinge of showmanship.
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While we're bizarrely on the topic of Jesus, social media users were quick to make the comparison to Beast Jesus, the fresco that was "restored" in a Spanish church in 22017 (and lately also had a second coming).
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She also noted that others might be quick to make assumptions in their own observations, but this paper demonstrates just how much work and how much time it took for the scientists to conclude they were spotting a TDE.
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He was quick to make a distinction between what he called "pop-crypto," which in his opinion draws parallels to the internet bubble, and real blockchain technology, which has the opportunity to change the way we work with data.
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OWNER OF DOG WHO DIED DURING DELTA LAYOVER ACCUSES AIRLINE OF &aposCOVER-UP&apos Reportedly met with loud boos and groans on the spot, the 56-year-old was quick to make amends via Qatar's Twitter page the next day.
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AT&T was quick to make its intentions for HBO known and wants to ramp up original content from the premium cable network to compete with Netflix, a move that is in contrast with HBO's historical quality-over-quantity strategy.
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" The 43-year-old singer wore a few outfits, and fans were quick to make a connection between her red cropped top, skirt, and boots combo and the clothing worn by her character, Gazelle, in the 2016 animated Disney movie "Zootopia.
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She was more exuberant in the early years: quick to make a joke, whether it worked or not; quick to pull a prank; quick to pose for a selfie with her former fiancé, the golfer Rory McIlroy, and post it on social media.
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The central irony of fast fashion—a system in which retailers, such as Zara or H&M, get trending styles in stores quickly and change styles—is that is it quick to make, sell, re-sell, and toss, but extremely slow to leave the earth.
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From the beginning of Trump's term, the President, together with House Speaker Paul Ryan, was quick to make health care overhaul his most urgent legislative priority of 2017, staking an enormous amount of political capital on a goal that has rallied and united Republicans for nearly a decade.
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Their family, as the three are quick to make clear, is not a communal experiment, but rather more of a collaboration: As creative individuals each of whom wanted children, they have found a way to navigate the complicated work-life balance in ways that suit all their needs.
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The divisive Norwegian visual artist is quick to make that point, lest anyone think a short film he created — part of a sweeping multidisciplinary exhibition, "The Casual Pleasure of Disappointment," opening Thursday at Red Bull Arts New York — implies that drug use is a part of his daily routine.
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As the U.S. moves to sanction Venezuela because of unrest and the humanitarian crisis under the leadership of the Maduro government, some analysts say the Saudi Arabian-Russian alliance may not be so quick to make a move to end the production cuts they put in place in December after oil prices began to plunge.
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"I had those guys on the run, trust me," Scaramucci said on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, who met "The Mooch" in person in San Francisco after tweet-trolling him humorously but relentlessly throughout his short tenure in D.C. As it turns out, Scaramucci can take a joke and also is quick to make them about himself.
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There were a lot of things we had to follow. Of course, duels and balls, but it was quick to make blocks. It was ambiguous about today. I think it was a sad game.
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Trask continues: :As an administrator Creel was extraordinarily energetic, quick to make decisions, often impulsive. He was capable of inspiring strong devotion....Wilson seems to have held Creel in high regard, probably because of his unbending personal loyalty to the president as well as his effective methods of purveying administrative dogma.Trask, "Creel, George," p. 240.
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The Ochese Creeks had other connections, such as the Chickasaw and Cherokee. But the Chickasaw, after killing their English traders, had been quick to make peace with South Carolina. They blamed the deaths of the traders in their towns on the Creeks—a lame excuse that was gladly accepted by South Carolina. The Cherokee's position became strategically important.
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Bicol Express is a spicy food made of pork, chillies, coconut milk, shrimp paste, onion and garlic. The dish was believed to be coined by Cely Kalaw, a native of Laguna. It is easy and quick to make. Bicolanos love to eat and cook, they often use coconut milk for their dishes, a famous product in the region.
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Rajkamal passed his matriculation examination in 1947 from Nawada high school in Bihar. After that he moved to Patna and got himself admitted to B.N. College Patna in Bihar in Intermediate (arts) program. He lived in B.N. College hostel where he got more inclined towards literature and started reading about painting and started drawing. He was quick to make friends with strangers.
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Mhinga was working on her fourth album at the time of her death. EMI records plans to release a compilation of her work. A trust has also been established for her young son. Local newspapers were quick to make comparisons between Tsakani Mhinga's death and that of other 27-year-old musicians, such as Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Kurt Cobain.
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Hedluv + Passman are a rap duo from Redruth, Cornwall, England. They perform "Casio rap", a genre where lyrics are laid over simple homemade beats. Their song "the future!" was used in the opening credits to Rhys Darby's comedy series Short Poppies. Launching in 2007, the duo were quick to make the BBC Radio 1 playlist and, after touring in Brazil in 2008, played Glastonbury Festival in 2009.
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Furthermore, the addition of Article 33(3) allowed preventive detention and exempted it from constitutional safeguards for arrest and detention. Parliament was quick to make use of its newly-granted authority. Five months later, on 9 February 1974, it enacted the Special Powers Act, 1974 (SPA). The act was purportedly designed to crush black marketers and smugglers, said to be responsible for the food shortages throughout the country.
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Staszic was remembered by his contemporaries as a loner and not a person who was quick to make friends. He has been described as somewhat miserly; despite acquiring significant wealth, he was said to wear old clothes and use an old carriage. He was nonetheless widely respected by his contemporaries. He was seen as stern but honest, and had a tendency to speak in a fashion that some found amusing.
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Influenced by Torres, William Duane and his Aurora became advocates for Spanish American independence. Quick to make American contacts, Torres became close friends with William Duane, who became editor of the Philadelphia newspaper Aurora in 1798. The editor continually published Torres' views on Spanish American independence in the paper, whose contents would be copied by others. Torres translated Spanish pamphlets for Duane, and sometimes translated Duane's editorials to Spanish.
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King Chimera was first portrayed as an arrogant, egotistical, classy "know-it-all" during his run in Justice Society of America. King was impatient, witty and quick to make a comeback, even if he was not being insulted in the first place. He found himself to be near perfection and thought of himself to be above everyone else. Due to his attitude, King was not well perceived by his teammates.
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Kinslow was known to have a genial, sunny disposition, and was quick to make friends. In the 1900 United States Census, he was living with his father and working as an oyster dealer. He is listed as being married for ten years, but his wife was not living in the same home. He died in his hometown of Washington, D.C. after a year-long battle with consumption (tuberculosis), and is interred at Congressional Cemetery.
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Such strings have been used in many parts of the world and are still effective and fairly quick to make. However, they tend to be weaker for their weight, and they may also come apart if not kept constantly under tension. They are normally secured to the bow by a knot/round turn and two half-hitches at each end. Reverse-twisted strings are traditional in Europe and North America for most natural materials.
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Platini was quick to make a big impression at his new club, scoring a hat-trick in a reserve team match against Wittelsheim. Further outstanding displays put him in contention for a place in the Nancy first team. His introduction to the first-team squad was inauspicious. On the substitutes' bench for a match against Valenciennes, Platini was spat on and hit by various objects thrown from the crowd when a fight broke out in the stands.
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After transferring to UCLA in 1968, he became an integral member of the Bruins' backcourt in 1968. Vallely was quick to make the transition from forward to guard at UCLA. In his first season, he was the Bruins' third leading scorer (12.9 ppg) and adapted smoothly to head coach John Wooden's "attack and gamble offense". He was a member of the UCLA teams that won national titles in the 1969 NCAA Tournament and the 1970 NCAA Tournament.
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He got his break when he was selected to replace Freddie Cox who transferred to Arsenal and was quick to make an impression. He was part of manager Arthur Rowe's exciting 'Push and Run' side which won the Football League Second Division in 1950 and, in the year following promotion, the Football League First Division in 1951. He played alongside Bill Nicholson, Alf Ramsey, captain Ronnie Burgess, Ted Ditchburn in goal and Len Duquemin. During his time at Spurs he made 234 appearances scoring 71 goals.
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Ozone Football Club Bengaluru was launched on 3 November 2015 by the Ozone Group with the goal of making the I-League by 2017. The club were quick to make a mark on the local football scene, winning the Bangalore Super Division in December 2015, within their first month of existence. On 17 December 2016, it was revealed that the club would participate in the 2016–17 I-League 2nd Division. Ozone were included in Group C along with Pride Sports, Fateh Hyderabad and Kenkre.
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According to this theory, depressed people have views such as "I never do a good job", "It is impossible to have a good day", and "things will never get better". A negative schema helps give rise to the cognitive bias, and the cognitive bias helps fuel the negative schema. Beck further proposed that depressed people often have the following cognitive biases: arbitrary inference, selective abstraction, over- generalization, magnification, and minimization. These cognitive biases are quick to make negative, generalized, and personal inferences of the self, thus fueling the negative schema.
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The writer stated that while Sheila is not intellectual, she does have good instincts and "a sharp sense of humour". However, she is quick to make judgements about other people and has no time for political correctness. In March 2013, Mann called Sheila "a tough old bird" and quipped that she has some endearing characteristics, but they can be harder to find. The actress also branded the character "a first-class meddler" and stated that she often speaks her mind, which is one of the only things Mann has in common with her.
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She has to wear an ugly, bright red hand- me-down coat on her first day of school. Kate keeps seeing a 'phantom' (a white shape darting around the edges of her vision), but nobody believes her. School is no better, as the principal believes the Sommers family caused a car crash that has left him in a neck brace (for which he implies he will sue them) and Kate's classmates are quick to make fun of her. Her homeroom teacher Mr. Clouse assigns Tiffany Foster as Kate's guide.
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Greville can be viewed as an older and more restrained version of B'Stard. Just as quick to make shady money and with somewhat sordid personal tastes but with a stronger respect for Parliamentary institutions and the Conservative Party itself. Greville in fact places the good of the Tory Party far above the good of the country and says as much in the last episode. By series 3, Greville is Secretary of State for the Environment and has developed a love-hate relationship with B'Stard which eventually evolves into a mutual respect.
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Unretouched original ferrotype of Billy the Kid, Compared to their most important predecessor, the daguerreotype, tintypes were not only very inexpensive, they were also relatively easy and quick to make. A photographer could prepare, expose, develop and varnish a tintype plate and have it ready for the customer in a few minutes. Although early tintypes were sometimes mounted in protective ornamental cases, like daguerreotypes and ambrotypes, uncased tintypes in simple paper mats were popular from the beginning. They were often later transferred into the precut openings provided in book-like photograph albums.
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He was a member of the Washington Light Infantry, a local Washington, D.C. militia, and played in many of their amateur baseball games throughout his life. When not playing, he tended to his bar. Noted for being a genial, friendly individual, he was quick to make friends, and was a fan-favorite in his hometown of Washington, D.C. Kinslow was a heavy drinker however, which caused him to miss games and team movements on occasion. Late into his career, these alcohol issues were much less tolerated, eventually hastening his exit from the game.
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Following his appointment as Sydney FC youth coach for the inaugural National Youth League season, Steve O'Connor was quick to make Danning a member of his new squad. Danning was signed as a member of Sydney FC's inaugural National Youth League squad on 22 August 2008. He was later billeted with a Ghanaian family in Sydney's south to allow him to become more settled. On 3 January 2009, Danning made his senior debut for Sydney FC against Adelaide United at the Adelaide Oval, appearing as a 71st-minute substitute for club captain Steve Corica. The game was won 2–0 by Adelaide United.
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A junction with the Midland Railway at Clowne, and branches to Creswell, Langwith and Warsop Main collieries, as well as the north curve to the Great Northern at Tuxford were brought into use on the same date.Dow, page 159 Difficulties in the construction of Bolsover Tunnel delayed opening of the Chesterfield main line, but passenger traffic was started on the line from Edwinstowe to Lincoln GNR station on 15 December 1896. There were intermediate stations at Ollerton, Tuxford, Fledborough, Clifton-on- Trent, and Skellingthorpe. The GER were quick to make use of their running powers, soon conveying coal from the line.
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The New Guy is a 2002 American teen comedy film directed by Ed Decter, written by David Kendall and starring DJ Qualls and Eliza Dushku. The film tells the story of high school loser Dizzy Harrison (Qualls) who gets himself expelled so that he can move schools and reinvent himself. Learning how to be cool from a prison inmate, he renames himself Gil Harris and is quick to make new friends and soon gains respect from jocks and geeks alike. He begins dating popular girl Danielle (Dushku) and unites a once-divided school, also greatly improving its football team.
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The ethical pot theory and style was popularized by Bernard Leach in A Potter's Book (1940).Adelaide Review He expanded the theories that ethical pots should be utilitarian, "naturally shaped" and originally as conceived should derive from "Oriental forms that transcended mere good looks." Leach had previously spent considerable time in Japan studying eastern crafts and mingei. His ethical pot idea was a rough interpretation of mingei for the western world; he advocated simplicity (ideally the best pots are so quick to make that they could be "thrown before breakfast"), and pots made to look natural and hand crafted.
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On August 5, 2006, Timchal was named the head coach for the women's lacrosse team at the United States Naval Academy. Timchal was given the opportunity by athletic director, Chet Gladchuk, to become the first women's lacrosse coach as Navy decided to elevate its club program to the Division I level. Gladchuck described Timchal as “the finest coach in the history of the game”. Timchal was quick to make Navy a league power. As a member of the Patriot League, Navy challenged the top teams in the league and went on to achieve a record of 13-4 in just their first year as a program in 2008.
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By the 1930s he had become a strong opponent of mastectomy as a treatment for cystic mastitis. As he became increasingly confident about distinguishing between benign, premalignant and malignant processes he became insistent on using biopsy to determine whether surgery was needed, avoiding unneeded mastectomies but treating premalignant lesions before they developed. Bloodgood was a pioneer in breast-conservation surgery, recommending local excision "when the palpable tumor is small and can be excised completely by cutting through normal breast tissue and closing the wound without injury to the symmetry of the breast." Bloodgood was quick to make use of X-rays, discovered in 1895, to investigate bone tumors.
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A particularly well-known paper model based on the pseudosphere is due to William Thurston. A collection of crocheted hyperbolic planes, in imitation of a coral reef, by the Institute For Figuring A coral with similar geometry on the Great Barrier Reef The art of crochet has been used (see ) to demonstrate hyperbolic planes with the first being made by Daina Taimiņa. In 2000, Keith Henderson demonstrated a quick-to-make paper model dubbed the "hyperbolic soccerball" (more precisely, a truncated order-7 triangular tiling). Instructions on how to make a hyperbolic quilt, designed by Helaman Ferguson, have been made available by Jeff Weeks.
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Following the resignation of Prime Minister Chrétien at the end of 2003, Canadian Auditor General Sheila Fraser released a report in February 2004 which revealed that $100 million was mishandled by government officials in the purchasing of advertisements under the Chrétien government. The opposition was quick to make charges of corruption in what become known as the Sponsorship Scandal. Owing in large part to the scandal, the Liberal Party (by this time, led by Paul Martin) lost its majority in the 2004 election, but was able to form a minority government. The 38th Canadian Parliament successfully passed the Civil Marriage Act, legalizing same-sex marriage in Canada, despite the opposition of the newly formed Conservative Party of Canada.
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He is curious and anxious to explore the outside world and mingle with his peers, especially girls. Granville spends most of the day dreaming of being somewhere else, or doing something else, a custom which is seen as alien in the working class Yorkshire environment. Granville seems fairly sharp and quick witted, and is often quick to make satirical jokes about Arkwright's stammer or mannerisms whilst he will often flippantly make fun at customers to their faces, all of them seemingly being too unintelligent to realise this. Unlike his uncle who is a practical man (and a miser), Granville is a carefree man, yet is treated as if he is still a child.
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Granville seems fairly sharp and quick witted, and is often quick to make satirical jokes about Arkwright's stammer or mannerisms whilst he will often flippantly make fun at customers to their faces, all of them seemingly being too unintelligent to realise this. Unlike his uncle who is a practical, miserly man, Granville is a carefree man, yet is treated as if he is still a child. His exact age is never revealed, though in Series Two (set in 1981), one of the characters, Gordon, mentions a Hungarian man who visited the area in the late-1940s. Granville's mundane existence is only brightened up by the milkwoman (Barbara Flynn), the only person other than Arkwright who is awake at the same time as him in the mornings.
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Freese last played on May 1, and Punto on May 17.Cardinals activate Freese and Punto from 15-day DL, MLB.com (June 27, 2011) Both players made instant impacts in their first game returning when they helped beat the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards in their first interleague game there.Freese, Punto quick to make impact in return, MLB.com (June 28, 2011) Late in June the Cardinals cleared two ineffective relief pitchers from the roster. Miguel Batista, who had given up 27 hits and 19 walks in only 29 innings, was let go on June 22.Cards release veteran Batista, recall Lynn Former closer Ryan Franklin was given his unconditional release on June 29. He was 1–4 with an 8.46 ERA.
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Rovers manager Darrell Clarke was quick to make good on his promise to offer all out-of-contract senior players new contracts if the club was promoted, confirming that, with the exception of Rory Fallon, new deals were "in the post" just five days after the previous season had concluded. In addition to Lee Brown and Tom Lockyer, who's deals were signed before the season had ended, goalkeeper Steve Mildenhall and midfielder Jay Malpas were the first to sign a new deals on 17 May. Toward the end of May, Clarke himself had agreed a new three-year contract, making him the highest paid manager in the club's history. This came after the club received a formal approach from Championship side Leeds United which Rovers rejected.
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The PLP made periodic forays into electoral politics, including a run of Bill Epton for New York State Senate in 1965 Although it disdains parliamentarism as an end, the Progressive Labor Movement was quick to make use of the electoral process as a vehicle for propaganda, launching an effort to gain the signatures of 5,000 registered voters in New York City to put a PLP candidate on the ballot for the November 1963 election of the New York City Council."Staff Report" in Progressive Labor Party: Hearings... pg. 4136. Although it did not manage to place its candidate on the ballot, the proto-PLP did distribute more than 100,000 pieces of party literature in conjunction with the electoral campaign. The PLP remained of modest size throughout the decade.
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Although somewhat attracted to him, she tries her best to deny these feelings and be the loving and dutiful wife. This, however, is made more difficult by the fact that Eddie is forced to travel to other towns from time to time for two or three days at a time to fulfil his prison-service obligations and as he does not wish to come clean about these he tells Frankie that he must attend important business meetings, leaving her to increasingly struggle to rebuff Olaf's advances. When Eddie is next called away, Frankie begs him to either not go or take her with him, but as neither is an option for Eddie, she is left alone and pleads with elderly bargeman, Bill Shackle (Edward Rigby), to stay with her that evening. Shackle is unable to grant her request due to other commitments and Olaf is quick to make himself at home in the cabin and begin drinking.
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The progression of the regiment was halted by the ceasefire and the regiment was quick to make way to operate around the mountains of Algeria by December 10. Following the petrol route in the Sahara, combat operations engaged the regiment non-stop in the region of Guelma. The magnificent results were endured by the death of superior French regimental commander Chef de Corps Legion Lieutenant Colonel Pierre Paul Jeanpierre; the legendary Para Legionnaire leading; who fell to the enemy on May 28, 1958, along with a couple of hundred legionnaires. In 1959, action around the mountains retook course in operations "Jumelles", "Cigales" and "Ariège" in the Aurès, ending in Kabylie. Official Website of the 2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment, History of the 2e REP, the 1st Foreign Paratrooper Regiment 1er Régiment Etranger de Parachutiste Lory representation of paratrooper legionnaires; the reputation of the 1st Foreign Parachute Regiment (1er R.E.P) was tarnished with the unfortunate events of the Generals' Putsch.
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