There's a fair bit of that sort of switching around.
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Dr. Ren apparently practiced for the hand transplant by switching around the legs on a pig.
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Even though she isn't frantically calling vendors or switching around seating arrangements, Markle's week hasn't been completely smooth.
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By switching around the narrative provided by a disapproving society—by writing about them first and owning up to them—something shifted in me.
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Putting the emphasis—or switching around what I considered to be important to me—was what made me able to eventually flesh out this record.
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Simply changing the order of your photos or switching around the placement of sentences on your already-written profile will help to keep you relevant, Spira says.
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It's not been a conscious thing so much, but I don't think we like staying still on just one instrument, we like switching around as it progresses the band.
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With the style used in each event alternating from one major championship to the next, the 50k in Pyeongchang will be classic style with the 15k switching around to skate.
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On the flip side, there's a lot of reward if you do well, and you can add additional challenge and fun by switching around the stage to occupy different positions – like a real lead guitarist might.
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And we found a castle that was an hour out of Liverpool and they had about 110 guests … It was kind of short notice because they kept switching around, but they had a lot of people show up.
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The rest of the morning mostly involves taking care of the baby while making sure the older kids don't hurt each other, interspersed with switching around loads of laundry and cringing when T. smushes her cream cheesy face in the clean laundry pile.
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Pensions do not currently have top legal priority in the order of creditors seeking payment, and some lawmakers think that switching around credit priorities for Puerto Rico would send a shock through the capital markets, making it harder for other states and cities to borrow.
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The Allmusic review by Scott Yanow states: "The most interesting aspect to this lightly swinging music is the constant switching around of the lead voices on their various horns".
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Some codenamed it, , as a direct continuation of Paris By Night 57: . However, once the filming has begun, viewers now know it as In Atlanta - Passport to Music & Fashion (). Even though the two Paris By Night's are the same in dedication and program, the two titles remained different in choosing of switching around the titles, and adding an English alternative to the Paris By Night 84 title. Paris By Night 84 is now viewed as an indirect successor to Paris By Night 57: .
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Van Basten became manager of Ajax after Euro 2008 but resigned on 6 May 2009 after his team failed to qualify for the Champions League. Van Basten started the season well, having spent millions on players such as Miralem Sulejmani, Ismaïl Aissati, Darío Cvitanich, Evander Sno, Eyong Enoh and Oleguer. However, in the second half of the season, striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar left for Real Madrid, and Van Basten started switching around his lineups. When Ajax lost 11 points in four matches, the Eredivisie title was out of sight.
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Music Projection Trio: Bob Cozzetti (left), Tim Gemmill (center) and Steve Swartz (right), Seattle, WA., 1970 Cozzetti & Gemmill (and Swartz) preferred to do their own thing and soon formed a three-piece jazz fusion group in early 1970: Music Projection Trio. MPT was quite unique with Tim and Bob rotating between saxophone & trumpet and acoustic or electric piano; Fender Rhodes electric piano. They each took turns up front on their respective horns and then backed one another on keyboards. The absence of a bass player (and switching around), gave Music Projection Trio a sound all its own.
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The second Italian and last European race of the year, the Italian Grand Prix, returned to the historic Monza circuit just outside Milan after a year's stay at Imola. Nelson Piquet and Carlos Reutemann arrived on equal points in the World Championship, and the summer had been seen the emergence as a major force of Alain Prost in the Renault and he too was becoming the threat to the World Championship leaders. The switching around of tires continued with Tyrrell deciding to go back to Goodyear at least for Eddie Cheever's car. The field was the same as usual with Arnoux on pole in the Renault ahead of Reutemann's Williams and Prost.
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