"We would like to be a catalyst that rakes up societal concerns," said Singh.
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One of the legends Byrne rakes up is that Hillary mistreated her security detail.
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When the tour moved to Europe for the clay-court season, a time when Nadal usually rakes up titles, he kept losing in the semifinals.
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When she considers the computer algorithms that increasingly mimic human speech and thought, for example, she rakes up melancholy anecdotes from others that thicken her own intellection.
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There is a timber floor to the hall, and a timber stage to the northern end. The ceiling is divided into six bays by curved and moulded timber brackets, joined by tie rods across the room. A pressed metal ceiling rose is centred within each bay. The ceiling also is lined with beaded boards, running diagonally where the ceiling rakes up to the collar tie.
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His channel went on to become viral and gain a large following among Indian communities all over the world. His channel also has crossed 200 million views with 369,000 subscribers and more than 1,500 videos. He adds 10 to 12 new videos each month and each rakes up thousands of views within hours. He moved back to India in 2008 with his family and launched his own website vahrehvah.com.
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In the bonus stage the player drives a crash test vehicle and rakes up bonus points as the speed rises. Master System, Game Boy and Game Gear games of the same name were also created. Unlike the SNES and Genesis games however, these versions put the Dummies in a more traditional role. Every level gave Slick and Spin some variety of dangerous stunt to do, which they would in turn be graded on style.
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Finally, she learns of his fate and asks Ilmarinen to fashion her a rake of copper with which to dredge her son's body from the river of Tuonela. Thus equipped, she descends into the underworld in search of her son. On the banks of the river of the underworld, she rakes up first Lemminkäinen's tunic and shoes, and then, his maimed and broken body. Unrelenting, she continues her work until every piece of Lemminkäinen's body is recovered.
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Meeting a young girl in the rain, Mathurin trusts her with the gist of his situation and asks if there is any way out. She tells of a gate whereby the gardener, closely guarded, takes out the leaves he rakes up, and, eager to escape, she agrees to meet them near the gate. Soldiers searching the garden pass by their hiding place, and that evening they rush the gate and, assisted by a handful of slaves who are present, slay the guards, but the gate is closed on them. Placing his prepared pipe bombs, Mathurin lights the fuses and, as soldiers approach, tells everyone to stand back.
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