Stooping to pick a green tomatillo, she offered it to taste.
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You can criticize Clinton fiercely without stooping to gender-based attacks.
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I don't think it's worth stooping to that level and looking small.
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He scuttles around after her, stooping to cup her breasts in his hands.
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I shouldn't even be stooping to certain levels, because it doesn't make any sense.
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"What happened to the white girl?" he said, stooping to look into the car.
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So many of my contemporaries were stopping — if not stooping — to smell the roses.
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He only goes a foot or so deep before stooping to reach into the earth.
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The new variable is Mr. Trump, who has no problem stooping to the level of a dictator.
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He's pointing out trees and rocks, stooping to collect shells, so that the boy can examine them.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan lost 2112.50 percent, stooping to a two-week low.
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Or is it perhaps that this global fast food conglomerate has no problem stooping to textbook false advertising?
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He also makes a habit of stooping to the same level as trolls when dealing with his critics.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasury yielded 1.459% after stooping to 1.429% on Tuesday, its lowest since July 53.923.
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The euro was up 0.9 percent at $1.0667 after stooping to an 8-month trough of $1.0518 on Thursday.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 219 percent, stooping to its lowest level since late March.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.75 percent, stooping to its lowest level since late March.
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The White House stated that the president was 'stooping' to look the feeble king in the eye while shaking hands.
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The problem here is that PETA has in the past proven its ability to effect change without stooping to complete fabrication.
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And yet he did that job with all the flash and flair of a man stooping to sweep off his front porch.
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"It leaves a bad taste in our mouths in terms of what levels Boston teams are stooping to to win games," he said.
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Who can forget Marco Rubio stooping to a joke about Trump's penis size and then apologizing, saying it wasn't really who he was?
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Warren blasted Trump for stooping to a "disgusting low" by attacking her with a degrading name during a ceremony intended to honor war heroes.
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The benchmark 10-year JGB yield was down half-a-basis point at minus 0.100% after stooping to minus 0.105%, its lowest since August 13.
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The destroy-Trump left wing media is no longer in content which was attacking the president, now they are stooping to really insane conspiracy theories.
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Mike Pence has failed the American people by stooping to political showmanship instead of rising to embody the nation's highest ideals -- dialogue, pluralism, and free speech.
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And miraculously, after six years, I had learned to sidestep addicts and bad boys, those shiny pennies I had spent my life stooping to pick up.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was 1.753 percent higher at 97.144 after stooping to a near two-week low of 96.379 overnight.
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A political party is not a church with standards too holy for this world, stooping to govern and then reclaiming its sanctity once it returns to opposition.
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A Democratic primary campaign in which both candidates prided themselves on civility and debating the issues, rather than stooping to personal attacks, took a fractious turn on Thursday.
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Without stooping to formula or how-to promises, Percy — a longtime fan of fantasy, horror and the western — provides precise advice concerning basics like suspense, setting and style.
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Noreika acted as an industry advocate, rather than a government official, stooping to using plainly incorrect math in a politicized analysis that closely tracked banking industry talking points.
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And Trump delights in being small, in stooping to conquer, as seen by how he convinced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reject the application of two congresswomen to visit Israel.
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Without stooping to titillation, he underscores the bond between Jonas and Casey, whose fate, though far from secure, leaves the viewer with hope and with cherished memories of their company.
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Beata Szydlo, the Polish prime minister, was among the most enthusiastic in her greetings of the pope, stooping to deliver what appeared to be a kiss to the papal ring.
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The first lady shook hands with each child she met as she sat at the low tables, stooping to get eye level with them as she asked their names and ages.
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"Petty" can describe the nonsense, but it can also describe the kind of person who is constantly stooping to engage with it, often transparently in the service of his own ego.
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"For President Trump to be stooping to the level of personal attacks on the appearance of women — this is just not the sort of thing an American president should be doing," Coons said.
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"The filings will show that the state is stooping to new lows to make false allegations against counsel to deflect attention from the abject failures and illegality of their own investigation," Burck told CNN.
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Anslinger was ruthless in his crusade, often stooping to methods that were unethical and, at times, actually illegal—particularly in the monitoring and persecution of artists, scientists, and intellectuals he saw as a threat.
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The dollar struggled in the wake of falling Treasury yields, with its index against a basket of six major currencies briefly stooping to a near two-week low of 96.379 overnight before edging back above 97.00.
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"Look, you have to play the game the way they're playing the game," Trump said on CBS in March, when asked whether he was stooping to the same level as the "savages" he sought to defeat.
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The party's three biggest winners of 2017—Virginia Governor-elect Ralph Northam, New Jersey Governor-elect Phil Murphy, and Alabama Senator-elect Doug Jones—won without stooping to the level of their opponents, let alone Trump's.
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And it's a bad sign that Biden, who poses as Obamacare's great defender, is using a G.O.P. scare tactic familiar from the utterly dishonest campaign against the A.C.A. No Democrat should be stooping to that level.
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And I'm thinking of the way his words responded to so much of what's going on in this country without stooping to the rants that too many other Democrats are being drawn into and that represent a trap.
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Instead of a florid tableaux in which you look like Khaleesi stooping to scatter millet for the teeming indigents of Slaver's Bay to snarl and grub over, try a cute Starbucks selfie that shows off your new hat.
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But Senate Democrats should be wary of stooping to the Republicans' level, especially because any such effort is likely to prove futile, since Republicans have the votes to simply eliminate the use of the filibuster against Supreme Court nominees.
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The show represents a step up in class for A&E, which has been provocative in its recent unscripted programming choices -- such as the undercover prison exercise "60 Days In" -- in a way that mostly smacks of stooping to conquer.
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And pressed on CBS's "Face the Nation" about his position, Trump vowed to "strengthen the laws so that we can better compete" with ISIS' brutal tactics -- rejecting out of hand the argument that allowing torture would be stooping to ISIS' savagery.
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But while republicans may talk more about the working class these days, the tax cuts are a multi-trillion dollar reminder that the GOP is still fully committed to stooping to absolutely shameless levels to debase themselves before their wealthy masters.
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Poachers operate here in the United States, too, and a week ago, a man in Florida was busted stooping to a new low, taking more than 100 eggs from a loggerhead turtle as she was laying them, the Post reports.
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Working in combinations of sound, social critique, music, spoken word, painting, dance, video and slide projection, the artists of "Open Plan" have all made distinctive use of the fifth floor's wonderfully proportioned space — never making it seem overwhelming, never stooping to grandiosity.
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Without stooping to mimicry or imitation, Armitage quickly and impressively gets at the root of who the character is — or rather, was — at 9 years old: a stickler for the rules who doesn't mince words, lacks a fear of authority, and has issues with germs.
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" After her double mastectomy, she imagined what would happen if she went jogging and her silicone implants burst out of her skin: "I saw myself stooping to collect the slippery implants, and quickly dusting off the black pebbles from the track before anyone saw.
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Trump on waterboarding: 'Nobody knows if it's torture' And pressed on CBS's "Face the Nation" about his position, Trump vowed to "strengthen the laws so that we can better compete" with ISIS' brutal tactics -- rejecting out of hand the argument that allowing torture would be stooping to ISIS' savagery.
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In the eyes of both foreign observers and left-leaning and moderate French citizens, the French government had abandoned its purportedly noble mission to "civilize" the native Algerians by stooping to the FLN's level—and not even these horrific measures had demonstrated that everyday Algerian citizens were safe from the violence.
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One of DC4's brightest spots, here he spends time warning kids from the hood to steer clear of a life that'll get you in the ever-growing American prison population, he talks about the risks he had to take to get where he is, and how he'd never jeopardize that position by stooping to violence against agitators—the complete opposite to how he usually says he'd handle feuds.
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So, stooping to adjust them, out tumbled my spleuchan, it appears.
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Catchers resurfaced in 1998 with a new single, Call Her Name. By this time, the band had become a five piece with the addition of an extra guitarist, Jonathan Lord and a new bass player, Craig Carpenter. Later that year, the band released Stooping to Fit, their second album. Recorded at the Cocteau Twins studios in London, Stooping to Fit displayed some intense and beautiful strings and brass arrangements by Nick Drake's collaborator, Robert Kirby and revealed a darker edge to Grundle's pop sensibility.
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Comparisons with The Cure were made in recognition of Dale's ability to write an album with great, straightforward pop songs as well as more moody and searing numbers. Stooping to Fit was very well received in France and the band was invited to play La Route du Rock festival in Brittany a second time as well as Les Rockomotives festival in Vendôme. In September 1998, Catchers embarked on a 15 date tour around France for what would ultimately be their last headlining tour. In spite of glowing reviews ("Wonderfully crafted songsmithery" (Time Out), "A soft-spoken masterpiece" (The Times), "The most emotive pop music around" (Totally Wired)), Stooping to Fit was poorly promoted by their UK label, Setanta Records, and sales were disappointing.
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167 – something which may offer a route back for early regressive identifications. Derogatory cultural identifications of people 'like cattle, with their eyes always looking down, and their heads stooping to the earth, that is, to the dining table...they kick and butt at each other with horns and hoofs that are made of iron'B. Jowett transl., The Essential Plato (1999) p.
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She never quite achieved the international recognition she deserved. Bible had it all—a mellow, wide- ranging mezzo-soprano, an attractive stage presence, genuine theatrical flair, a probing mind and a technique that allowed her to sing bel-canto filigree one night, Verdian drama the next. She was one of the rare American singers who savor the English language. She understood the value of economy, never stooping to easy effects.
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Songa was born in Monrovia, Liberia, the daughter of Michael Songa, a renowned Architect and Jennebah Carter. As an only child, she was often pampered by her father which some times got her in trouble in schools with her peers. They routinely taunted her with name callings such as "daddy's girl", "princess", etc. As she gained acceptance with her friends through bribes and stooping to them, she took on a new nickname.
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Radio historian Gerald Nachman (in Raised on Radio) called the show "insightful and realistic... a real leap forward in domestic comedy--a lighthearted, clever, well-observed, daily 15-minute show about the amiable travails of a recognizable suburban couple" which combined "the domestic comedy of a vaudeville-based era with a keen modern sensibility. Lynch made her comic points without stooping to female stereotypes, insults, running gags, funny voices or goofy plots."Nachman, Gerald. Raised on Radio.
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" "They are leading him to his execution, when the faithful Lucy encounters her sweetheart and whispers: 'Ask for a drink at the brook!' Will follows her suggestion, and on stooping to drink finds a revolver which Lucy has placed there for his use. But he is overpowered when he attempts to use the gun and despite Lucy's effort seems doomed to die. José, the guilty halfbreed, dying at the bottom of the precipice, calls for help.
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Gerri Peev is a Bulgarian-born, New Zealand-raised British journalist. Peev is known for an interview for The Scotsman of Samantha Power, a foreign policy advisor to U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama. During an interview, Power said of Obama's Democratic primary opponent Hillary Clinton: "She is a monster, too – that is off the record – she is stooping to anything." Peev included the remark in her article, despite Power's post facto declaration that it was off the record.
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In other words, Sophie achieves a good pop single with the class that she is known for, never stooping to the unbearably repetitive nature of most pop. It makes for a much more pleasurable listen, even for those whose tastes usually lie outside the genre. As a whole it is a perfectly listenable and amiable song. If you liked Sophie's previous stuff, especially the last single (and not so much Murder on the Dancefloor), then this single is for you.
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During a subsequent date, the father shows up, as disapproving of his son as ever. In frustration and anger, the son lashes out, knocking his father to the ground. Later that evening, the son inadvertently spies his father deep in thought, staring at the second-place boxing trophy. Recalling the incident from his childhood, and imagining his father stooping to fish the trophy back out of the river, he suddenly realizes the love underlying his father's stern exterior all these years.
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In Galway's final training session, Skehill dislocated his shoulder and was a doubt for the replay. Medics gave him a "20-80" chance of playing, however, Skehill was named on the starting team and lined out in goal on 30 September 2012. The injury affected his puck-outs, which were much shorter, while he also kicked a ball away from his own goalmouth instead of stooping to lift it. Skehill later admitted that even with a heavy dose of painkillers every puck-out "was like getting stabbed".
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In a March 6, 2008 interview with The Scotsman, she said: > We fucked up in Ohio. In Ohio, they are obsessed and Hillary is going to > town on it, because she knows Ohio's the only place they can win. She is a > monster, too—that is off the record—she is stooping to anything ... if you > are poor and she is telling you some story about how Obama is going to take > your job away, maybe it will be more effective. The amount of deceit she has > put forward is really unattractive.
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She takes revenge by breaking into the school with Elly Conway (Kendell Nunn) and writing "Zack is gay" on the blackboard, disgusting Elly, who believes Michelle is not much better for stooping to Zack's level. When Connor O'Neill (Patrick Harvey), a friend of Michelle's brother Jack (Jay Bunyan) moves in with the Scullys there is an obvious attraction between the two. Michelle's parents become concerned about the age gap. After Michelle is hospitalised following a mishap with floor cleaner, while making mocktails, Connor is forced to admit he is illiterate.
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On 9 April, the lead elements of the British force reached the Bashilo, "and on the following morning, Good Friday, they crossed the stream barefooted, stooping to fill their water-bottles on the way." On the afternoon of that Good Friday, the decisive Battle of Magdala began outside the fortress. The British had to get past the plateau at Arogye, which lay across the only open route to Magdala. The way was barred by thousands of armed Ethiopian soldiers camped around the hillsides with up to 30 artillery pieces.
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In April 1996, on the 10th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, the campaign in favour of the initiative ran newspaper advertisements comparing nuclear technology with gene technology. According to Gottfried Schatz, scientists participating in television debates "often left a poor image because they participated without sufficient preparation". Pharmaceutical companies established GenSuisse, a public opinion group which ran poster advertisements against the initiative, including posters that displayed sick children. Newspapers based in Basel, which is the centre of the biomedical research community, opposed the initiative, with some other media, according to Schatz: "pandered openly to public fears, sometimes stooping to grotesque distortions".
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He connected with his head and the ball diverted powerfully into the roof of the net. Forest won the match 1–0 and footage of the goal was used in the opening titles to Match of the Day for some years afterwards. A giant picture of Francis stooping to head the ball remains on display in the main entrance and reception area of Forest's City Ground stadium. Even though the season ended there, Francis duly headed back to Detroit for another summer playing in the NASL, where once again he was named to the first XI alongside Johan Cruyff (LA) and Giorgio Chinaglia (NY), despite playing only half the season.
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Reviews of the novel were generally appreciative, while claiming that for many reasons it was unlikely to be a popular success. The poet James Thomson, writing in The Secularist, complained ironically: > As if he were not sufficiently offensive in being original, he dares to be > wayward and wilful, not theatrically or overweeningly like Charles Reade, > but freakishly and humoristically, to the open-eyed disgust of our prim > public.Ioan Williams (ed.) George Meredith: The Critical Heritage (London: > Routledge, 1995) p. 190. The Times said that Meredith did not have > the knack of stooping to the tastes of his readers…His books are over- > charged with brilliancy of thought, and overdone with epigram and sarcasm > and dry shrewd humour.
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Memorial University of Newfoundland Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder, illustration from De warachtighe fabulen der dieren, 1567 Based on these, the Renaissance author Andrea Alciato created the image for misers in his Emblemata (1531). Below the picture of a loaded donkey that is stooping to eat a thistle he adds a Latin poem likening a rich man to an ass that, though it 'bears on its back costly victuals, he's a pauper who feeds himself on brambles and tough reeds'.Emblem 86 The English emblem-writer Geoffrey Whitney was later to use the same illustration provided with a 12-line epigram based on Alciato's in his Choice of Emblemes (1586).Emblem 18 Alciato's book was influential all over Europe and fathered many similar works.
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While carrying on these varied and arduous undertakings > Mr. Nesmith still found time to devote to mechanical study and experiment. > Several of his discoveries and inventions were of great importance and > value—among others the well-known machines for making wire fence and shawl > fringe. Though naturally averse to mingling in politics, and never stooping > to the acts by which popularity is often won, he was elected to various > offices in the city government of Lowell, where his sound practical sense > and extraordinary business capacity were acknowledged and appreciated by his > townsmen of both parties. Like most anti-slavery men he joined the > Republican party when it was formed, and he was a presidential elector from > his state in the college that choose Abraham Lincoln president both in 1861 > and 1865.
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The memorial covered in snow, February 2009 The monument has been criticized for only commemorating the Jewish victims of the Holocaust; however, other memorials have subsequently opened which commemorate other identifiable groups that were also victims of the Nazis, for example, the Memorial to Homosexuals Persecuted Under Nazism (in 2008) and the Memorial to the Sinti and Roma Victims of National Socialism (in 2012). Many critics argued that the design should include names of victims, as well as the numbers of people killed and the places where the killings occurred. Meanwhile, architecture critic Nicolai Ouroussoff claimed the memorial "is able to convey the scope of the Holocaust's horrors without stooping to sentimentality – showing how abstraction can be the most powerful tool for conveying the complexities of human emotion." Some Germans have argued the memorial is only statuary and does little to honor those murdered during the Nazi Regime.
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This time the win was over another London club, the much-fancied Arsenal. In his time, Lyall had added Phil Parkes as goalkeeper, and had the fortune of having Alvin Martin, Geoff Pike and Paul Allen emerge through the ranks to add to the defence and midfield. In addition, he had captured skilful winger Alan Devonshire from non-league football, penalty-taking fullback Ray Stewart from Dundee United and Stuart Pearson from Cup winners Manchester United. The game ended 1–0, with Brooking stooping to head home a goal he would have probably more easily scored with his feet, as the second division side more than held its own.West Ham defy form book (Paragraph 11) Young Paul Allen became the youngest player to appear in a Wembley cup final,Allen was aged just 17 years and 256 days of age, though James F. M. Prinsep and Curtis Weston were younger when they played in the 1879 and 2004 finals, at Kennington and Cardiff, respectively.
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