Al pulls over, and he and Darius watch solemnly as Earn squares up for this uneven fight.
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Sky will give Comcast greater international clout as it squares up to new media giants such as Netflix.
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Taller than before, she squares up to the lobster, feet now hip-width apart and adjacent to the table.
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It means anticipating puck movement so astutely, surveying the play so precisely, that he always squares up the shooter.
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As the opponent squares up he presents his solar plexus and sternum in ways that most fighters do not out in their comfortable stance at range.
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I'd never thought about a wine tasting sort of cheesy before, but this punchy vintage has a not-unpleasant tang to it that squares up with the burger.
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The L.A. County D.A. will decide whether to file charges ... it's possible -- very possible -- this case goes nowhere if he squares up with the car owner, but we'll see.
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Although she is in an awkward place financially, Issa still exhibits moments of agency, like when she finally squares up to talk to her boss about their company's numerous problems.
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Miró now squares up with Calder as an entertainer allergic to portentousness and even, each in his own way, anti-modern, given to timeless, simple pleasures of recalled childhood and artisanal tinkering.
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Kremlin-controlled Rosneft, which aims to ramp up natural gas sales as it squares up to Russian gas firm Gazprom, said it hoped to access China's domestic gas market and end-users via swap deals.
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Cliff's keys jangle like spurs as he squares up against a fistfight opponent; Rick merely plays at being a cowboy, his costume providing plenty of jangle but his masculinity as artificial as his glued-on mustache.
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Clean-shaven men in gold chains dance and throw money while Tehran squares up to the camera and delivers bar after bar of assertive lyrics like, "I'm a refugee / You can watch me please your lady".
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MILAN, April 13 (Reuters) - Telecom Italia has signed an agreement with Italy's biggest regional utility A2A to help it roll out its ultrafast broadband network, two sources said on Thursday, as it squares up to rival Enel .
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Open Fiber, the broadband unit owned by power utility Enel and state lender CDP, has been seeking to strike strategic deals with utilities across Italy as it squares up to rival phone group Telecom Italia in its network investments.
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Around this time, I'd unlocked a counter where the player squares up with an enemy as the spear comes at them, and instead of dodging, you just stomp the spear onto the ground with the confidence of a thousand burning suns.
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The Times Vodafone Group Plc is set to spend 2 billion euros ($2.39 billion) building new ultra-fast broadband networks in Germany, as it squares up to rivals including Liberty Global in a battle for control of Europe's biggest telecoms market. bit.
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We could talk about that ludicrous uppercut, and how he stands still and drops his hands whenever he squares up to throw his right, and how that will probably get his head turned around against Gall, but that is beating a dead horse.
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While Condit did hurt Robbie Lawler with one such combination, and catch Thiago Alves with an elbow variation, he also squares up his shoulders and his stance every time he attempts it and winds up stepping in on top of his opponent.
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Placing Salesforce physically closer to Amazon could even underscore how the two might work closer together in the future — not least because cloud storage is now a notably missing jewel in Salesforce's enterprise IT crown as it squares up to Microsoft, which has Azure.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Jacinda Ardern squares up her first year in office this week with a lead over her rivals as the latest polls finally catch up to her celebrity status overseas, but supporters in New Zealand are growing impatient with the pace of change.
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Rooting for a favorite team is almost antiquated in a world where people are fine sitting through a random Pelicans-Bucks game just to witness the moment Giannis Antetokounmpo squares up against Anthony Davis, as if it were a thrilling set piece directed by 35-year-old Steven Spielberg.
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They were used by Cunard on the liner Queen Elizabeth II until the 1980s"Teapot Squares Up To Sea Life." Western Morning News (Plymouth). (January 25, 2003 ): 304 words. Nexis UK. Web.
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Robert visits Aaron in prison where the pair struggle to hide their emotions. Jason spies Robert gently squeezing Aaron's leg under the table and works out Aaron's sexuality, later confronting him in his cell. Aaron squares up to Jason and calls the thug out on his bigotry. Hearing the guards approaching, Jason and his mates leave but not before threatening Aaron.
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Nesbitt reprised the role when the production returned to Plymouth in early 1989. Roger Malone in The Stage and Television Today wrote that Nesbitt "steals the show with the best lines and best delivery as he laconically squares up to life with an easy contentment".Staff (2 February 1989). "Plymouth: Up on the Roof". The Stage and Television Today: p. 14.
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Ultimately, she seizes the culprit Sivaji (Sivaji Raja) and learns that the real malefactor is Meesala Gundaiah (Meesala Bhaskar), a club owner. So, Uma waylays him, before leaving, Gundaiah squares up to take avenge. After some time, Uma & Papa Rao couple up hiding their true identities. Meanwhile, Gundaiah acquits ploys by indicting Papa Rao for the crime of gambling when Uma arrests him.
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Her boyfriend squares up to Chuck and Dan punches him, getting them both arrested. In the lock-up, Chuck thanks Dan and says Bart always hated him because his mother died in child birth. Chuck's lawyer gets him released; Chuck offers to do the same for Dan until he is accidentally handed Dan's belongings, including the story. He tells Dan he lied and his mother died in a plane crash when he was six.
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This account follows . The counting of Latin squares has a long history, but the published accounts contain many errors. Euler in 1782, and Cayley in 1890, both knew the number of reduced Latin squares up to order five. In 1915, MacMahon approached the problem in a different way, but initially obtained the wrong value for order five. M.Frolov in 1890, and Tarry in 1901, found the number of reduced squares of order six.
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Nathan refuses point blank to accept Declan's offer so he sets about finding a new buyer. After a few weeks, he finally finds a buyer and celebrates in The Woolpack by drinking a glass of champagne with barmaid Alicia Gallagher (Natalie Anderson), Leyla's sister. Ryan tries to start an argument with Nathan and after he insults Alicia, Nathan defends her and squares up to Ryan. Ryan leaves the pub and throws a brick through Nathan's car window.
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Inside is a warning about Barbara's plan, so Copeland takes Carol into custody for protection and clears the salon. Later, Nicky is summoned by Barbara by Annalisa, who is told to smile, and does sarcastically. When asked what she was doing, Nicky replies she was masturbating. Barbara states that the girls think she is a mole but Nicky reminds her that she sold out Red, Nicky is angered and squares up to Daya wondering why she thinks she's a big shot.
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These squares are numbered according to eastings and northings, that is, counting from the south-west corner of the 100 km square. For instance, the grid reference 25 76 refers to a 1 km square within the 10 km square 2 7\. That is, it is two squares across and seven squares up (counting from zero) from the reference corner. Greater precision can be obtained by using six, eight, or even more digits, but always an even number with the same precision on both coordinates.
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Wajahat overhears all this and squares up his brother for killing his wife. Balach joins Hooriya at the police station, where Hooriya does a press briefing about Malik Shahbaz's wrongdoings and Balach and Ghulam Din get the FIR registered for the murders. Malik Shahbaz is finally arrested. In the last scene, it is shown that Balaj takes Hooriya's hand while going to the family gathering, signifying that she will always be beside him in all matters, breaking the year old traditions of his family, where wives were treated disrespectfully.
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After getting drunk in the Woolpack one night, Ryan confronts Nathan whilst he is having a drink with barmaid Alicia Gallagher and squares up to him. He then leaves the pub and smashes Nathan's car window and the brothers nearly have a fight but Maisie splits them up and Ryan goes home. After Natasha is sentenced, Nathan taunts Ryan in the pub that Maisie and Will have picked him over Ryan and that he has still got all of their father's money. After nearly attacking Nathan again, Ryan swears revenge on Nathan.
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The profit attributable to BCal's airline operation represented an improvement of almost £12 million compared with the previous year's results. During that year, BCal carried 8% more passengers and 20% more cargo compared with the year before. The limited route transfer on which BCal had agreed with BA and the Government took effect at the start of the 1985 summer timetable period, when BCal commenced scheduled operations from Gatwick to Dhahran and Jeddah, replacing the BA service from Heathrow.BCal Saudi routes approved, Flight International, 9 March 1985, p. 7BA squares up for sale, Flight International, 8 June 1985, p.
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The profit attributable to BCal's airline operation represented an improvement of almost £12 million compared with the previous year's results. During that year, BCal carried 8% more passengers and 20% more cargo compared with the year before. The limited route transfer on which BCal had agreed with BA and the Government took effect at the start of the 1985 summer timetable period, when BCal commenced scheduled operations from Gatwick to Dhahran and Jeddah, replacing the BA service from Heathrow.BCal Saudi routes approved, Flight International, 9 March 1985, p. 7BA squares up for sale, Flight International, 8 June 1985, p.
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Land use map of Córdoba The use of the city soil is regulated by the municipality, which determines and destines 26,177 hectares to urban area (40.24%), 12,267 hectares to the industrial dominant area (21.3%), 16,404 hectares to rural area dominant (28.45%) and 5,750 hectares to other uses as military proposes, or institutional spaces (9.98%) of the total area of the city. Green spaces include different types of spaces, from squares, small squares, up to urban, green linear parks of different scales as the river Suquia, bicycle pathways and highways). The surface supported by the Municipality of Córdoba in character of green Urban adds approximately 1645 hectares. The historical centre is shaped by quadrangular blocks of some hundred thirty meters of side.
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Each "wrong" answer would earn the contestant a move on the board, while if they gave answered a question correctly then they would lose one move per "correct" answer; in order to avoid deliberate tactical play, a twist was added so that if the contestant said "pass" instead of attempting to answer the question, then they would immediately lose all of their moves gained up to that point and have to start again from "zero" with any time remaining. The player with the highest score at the end would be crowned champion and participate in the "final" round. The board was cleared, and the winning contestant had to try to fill all nine squares up by answering nine questions correctly within 60 seconds. If they accomplished this, they would win a prize.
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The sequence of positive integers which have only one representation as a sum of four squares (up to order) is: :1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 14, 15, 23, 24, 32, 56, 96, 128, 224, 384, 512, 896 ... . These integers consist of the seven odd numbers 1, 3, 5, 7, 11, 15, 23 and all numbers of the form 2(4^k),6(4^k) or 14(4^k). The sequence of positive integers which cannot be represented as a sum of four non-zero squares is: :1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 14, 17, 24, 29, 32, 41, 56, 96, 128, 224, 384, 512, 896 ... . These integers consist of the eight odd numbers 1, 3, 5, 9, 11, 17, 29, 41 and all numbers of the form 2(4^k),6(4^k) or 14(4^k).
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Muhammad Ibn Muhammad Al-Fulani Al-Kishwani was an early 18th century Fulani mathematician, astronomer, mystic, and astrologer from Katsina, present-day Northern Nigeria.Muhammad Ibn Muhammad Al-Kishwani Google Books Al-Kishwani studied at the Gobarau Minaret in Katsina before leaving for Cairo, Egypt in 1732, where he published in Arabic a work titled, "A Treatise on the Magical Use of the Letters of the Alphabet" which is a mathematical scholarly manuscript of procedures for constructing magic squares up to the order 11.Muhammad Ibn Muhammad Buffalo As words of encouragement to the reader he writes: Do not give up, for that is ignorance and not according to the rules of this art ... Like the lover, you cannot hope to achieve success without infinite perseverance. Meet Muhammad Al-Kishwani an 18th educationist from Katsina Katsina Post Al- Kishwani died in Cairo, Egypt in 1741.
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