Then we see that the emotional state was just a prop to which we're addicted in order to confirm our identity, to hold us together. |
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On final, I'd consider shutting down and feathering the second engine, toggling the prop horizontal again. |
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Until the gas bladder fully inflates, these fish use submerged objects to prop themselves up. |
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Liquor was a major prop of the colonial government, which consciously fashioned customs duties to extract the maximum revenue from the trade. |
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As it was, she had a thin, lumpy wool cloak, riddled with holes despite its distinct, musty smell of mothballs, to prop up her head upon. |
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A lot of communities either try to prop up their long-established economic pillars or, failing that, they try to attract something big and new. |
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The doctrines of the Church of England in which she was educated provided an important political and emotional prop for the rest of her life. |
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As my speed carried me over him his prop sliced through my undercarriage, slashing the fuselage. |
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I put my hands behind my head to prop my skull up so I had a clear view of the ocean. |
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If you have a chair, it can be even more comfortable with an ottoman, to prop your feet up on top of. |
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If you can't reach the floor, use a pillow or bolster to prop up your feet. |
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All that did was prop up the company that never made much commercial success anyway for a few more years, enriching a few people on the way. |
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Before Gulbransen could feather the prop it too failed and continued to spin out of control. |
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He watches for prop clearance and ensures the aircraft doesn't tilt while fuel is pumped into special bladders. |
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He suggested that in the event of his untimely demise, he would simply prop him up, put some sunglasses on him and keep him in office. |
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In case anyone needs reminding what happened, a ne'er-do-well customer of the bank had run out of credit to prop up his ailing business. |
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Surging exports to the US have been the main prop of Japan's economic recovery. |
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It was porpoises, breaching and rolling as they trailed the tug in hope of picking off fish addled by the prop churn. |
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On eleven minutes, prop Alistair Livesey plunged over from a break by number eight Andy Monighan, converted by Jones. |
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If a player bids prop and everyone else passes, the proposing player has the choice of converting the prop to a solo or any higher bid. |
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Rolls Royce has developed a 4,000 horsepower turbo prop engine that may be used to power the Douglas DC 7D long range airliner. |
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The prop engine has been replaced with two 1,800-newton thrust rocket engines. |
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It is the frame that supports the weight of the prop and the child actor, distributing it across the body of the bearer. |
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Modern classical is a term used as a prop by people who can't create an original melody! |
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This time a short penalty, just metres out, allowed the prop to thunder through the defence carrying all before him. |
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The same can be said about Attac's relations with the trade union bureaucracy, another important prop of the old social order. |
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The other prop for the Labour leadership is the union bureaucracies, the full time officials at the top of the hierarchy. |
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It is reckoned that emigrants sent home the equivalent of 2 billion which helped to prop up our ailing economy. |
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Steve and his girlfriend Amy busied themselves with a cheesecake to prop up the just-picked blackberries and raspberries from the garden. |
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The engine must be kept ticking over sufficiently to provide enough power to overcome prop drag and to provide steerage way when coming about. |
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That way, any ground crew personnel on did not get hit by a prop but could get to an engine in case of fire. |
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And is it really the business of government to prop up the ancient memorials of a bygone era? |
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But she doesn't use it as just a prop for entry of the main character as one sees it in Kathakali. |
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That's not acting as a prop for the share price. The shares have been derated. |
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The prop almost looks dirty, taking away from what is supposed to be a beautiful monster. |
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As she increases her speed to 29 knots, the prop wash piles up astern into an arcing jet stream then fans out into a broad trailing wake. |
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Moving the radiators to wing tip pods created a cooling problem while on the ground because the radiators were out of the prop blast. |
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I recall seeing the aircraft shudder, then pull wing tip streamers as his prop wash shook the tree tops. |
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The only way I can wink properly is if I pry one eye open and prop it up with one finger. |
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The changes are simply a stopgap measure to prop up a program drowning in red ink. |
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Fortunately, there was a heated hangar and the new prop was hung in about an hour. |
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Your mechanic should check the prop for nicks, chips and overall condition. |
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This time, immediately after takeoff, the right prop governor failed and the prop feathered. |
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Labour has been the main political prop of Norwegian capitalism throughout most of the twentieth century. |
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The No.3 engine had a prop replaced a week prior, and flight deck indicator lights now point out a malfunction. |
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Once again, the prop is used to rotate the engine and make sure that those points open and close at the correct timing marks on the crankshaft. |
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Now, it's a key prop for some LARPing, as well as a magical tool of mine, so I don't want to muss it up too much. |
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The high friction then caused the weakened propeller shaft to break and the prop tore away taking the shaft with it. |
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A major prop for the dollar has long been the simple fact that oil is priced in dollars. |
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The engine went to Sam Thompson, the prop to California Propeller and parts to other contractors. |
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You can paint the prop if you like, but copper-based paint won't stay on a bronze prop for long. |
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The role of revisionism as a direct prop for imperialism was out in the open. |
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Instead, Chelsea finds her mother lying on the bed, her back supported by pillows to prop her up into a seated position. |
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I put my fuel mixture on rich, prop on full climb, and slowly released my brakes. |
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The prop and rudder were intact here as well, and the whole wreck was alive with life. |
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An uncomfortable silence settled, leaving the two with their own thoughts in the poor lighting of the prop room. |
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This cash is given to farmers across the EU to help prop up their businesses through massive subsidies. |
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The left prop stayed on but dropped off when the aircraft was picked up, I think. |
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Soon black smoke poured from its exhaust and the prop was feathered to try and save the engine, but it was too late. |
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The use of candles is clever, with them used as both a prop and a lighting source. |
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The central prop Branagh utilizes for this confrontation is not a bed, but rather, a daybed or couch. |
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They introduced a new very experienced prop who started to cause problems in both the scrums and in the loose. |
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After eight minutes, Sligo suffered a major set-back when their loose head prop was red carded for an infringement at a ruck. |
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For example, if one currency suffers a sudden and unexpected fall, the other central banks will normally move to prop it up. |
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She always had time for the gaffers, the prop guys, the stage hands, the script girls, even the security guards. |
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The bus drove us through the airport past all the big shiny jets to a small field where the beat up old two prop rust bucket planes were kept. |
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They forced their way deep into the Keighley half and giant prop Frank Watene forced his way under the posts from acting half just a metre out. |
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He was siphoning off funds from the post office to prop up his flagging retail business, Croydon Crown Court heard. |
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The walls had fallen away but the wheel remained, a perfect prop for photography. |
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So wittingly or not, these corporations are helping to prop up a government notorious for its sheer awfulness and brutality. |
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All serious race cars have the prop shaft balanced, otherwise it shakes the car to bits. |
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Anybody with experience in theatre, acting, set, costume and prop making, lighting and sound tech is especially welcome. |
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The aircraft was heavily damaged with the prop destroyed and one wing mangled. |
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More recently we have relied on consumer spending to prop up the economy during the bust. |
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A book as a prop is a great idea to convey the mood and make the sitter feel relaxed. |
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The pitchlock system is supposed to prevent the prop from going to flat pitch in the event that all the prop fluid is lost. |
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Hospital chiefs have dipped into capital reserves to prop up an ailing bank balance. |
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Tighthead prop Eddie Andrews was another man who grew in stature as the match wore on. |
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Five minutes later substitute prop Lee Mears was driven over in the corner, which effectively sealed their fate. |
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Loosehead prop Mike Coetzee stood his man well, but needs to be more mobile. |
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Lace locks cinch and secure four mini-poles that prop up the roomy corners. |
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The first step is to prop up the fire-damaged building with safety scaffolding. |
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I brought the aircraft to a stop, but not until after the wingtip and the prop contacted the ground. |
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The shallow dome floats over the place, its hovering quality enhanced by the sometimes invisible mirror-glazed pilasters that prop its corners. |
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The spirit in the side was perhaps epitomised by the courage shown by loosehead prop Alastair Lyon. |
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The matchbox is an inessential prop because Spade uses a peculiar cigarette lighter to light his cigarettes. |
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To do so he is using his current post as president of the Czech parliament and prop of the social-democratic minority government. |
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A great pity, then, but these unique beers certainly don't need the organic prop to help them stand securely in the marketplace. |
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In a research note, HSBC said a slowing housing market will remove a major prop to consumer spending and weaken the economy. |
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On this showing, the former Gateshead prop could well become a firm favourite with the York faithful. |
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Although this was the first of several disciplinary incidents in Mendez's career, he was regarded as one of the game's best scrummagers, equally comfortable at prop or hooker. |
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The prop book was in French because the prop people presumed Calvert would be reading off cue cards. |
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Since the show takes place in a variety of locales, kudos go to the set designers, prop men, and wardrobe mistresses who had to create two entirely different shows each week. |
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Inside the station, the key prop is a telephone which rings constantly throughout the play and influences the comings and goings of the jitney station. |
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Temporarily prop up the two end trusses on a level, flat surface. |
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With the gear warning horn blaring and the prop windmilling, we continued gliding toward the airport with the stall warning horn intermittently chiming in. |
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While it had no engine, the airframe was in good shape so Bill bought the plane and had it hauled to Dallas where an engine and prop were installed. |
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The Hercules aircraft used by the RAAF are slow by modern standards, but the big four prop engine planes are reliable workhorses used, of course, the world over. |
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As the economy has unraveled over the past three years, managers desperate to prop up profits have been beating the bushes for new ways to cut costs. |
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Polanski played the assailant as a cameo, and now claims he used a prop knife that was only hinged on one side just to get that genuine look of fear. |
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Under Asali, it pursues its mission with scrupulous independence, and declines to serve as a prop in anyone else's dramas. |
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And then let us resolve that never again will we send the precious young blood of this country to die trying to prop up a corrupt military dictatorship abroad. |
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The Bunnies reported no injuries after the match but five-eighth Ashley Harrison has a nervous wait after being placed on report for a high shot on Cowboys prop Shane Tronc. |
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The government used to prop up prices by paying farmers to keep land fallow, setting floor prices for some commodities and building stock reserves. |
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Quins' next try came when prop Lou Clancy took the ball on from a line-out and Avon's defence was broken, allowing scrum-half Saskia Brazier-Kobus to run through to score. |
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As the water drops, submerged trees, rocks, even old roadbeds break the surface or, worse, lurk just below it, waiting to bust a prop or bend a shaft. |
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A rod-like device, sometimes made of expandable metal mesh, is used to prop open a narrowed artery, typically as part of an angioplasty procedure. |
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Britain is recruiting far and wide to prop up its rundown national health system, from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, China, and the Philippines. |
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A prop from Hogwarts banqueting hall, it has been brought here by the film's distributor as an atmospheric piece of set dressing for the interview. |
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Without the racist prop the reader would have been just like anyone else on the train, yet with it he suddenly appeared to be an archetypal thickset English thug. |
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While she has the hair, the face and the body to carry off a fitted purple silk sheath dress, I unfortunately look like a rugby prop forward in drag. |
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Scottish Saltires prop up the table but Yorkshire and Kent are just above them with 20 points each and whoever loses tonight will sink even deeper into the mire. |
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With the aid of a hamper, umbrellas, a shooting stick and a suitcase, we managed to prop open the boot lid creating a somewhat Heathrobinson windbreak. |
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But prop star Smith showed he can be the club's talisman when fit by climbing off his sickbed last Saturday to set Pock on their way to victory over Beverley. |
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An important enabler of this abuse is the shrugs of the untouched, whose rising shoulders prop up the toxic world. |
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After dumping the bodies out and giving them unceremonious burials, Sahara and I go back to my house and prop the front door back up in its frame. |
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Even the best underwriters can't prop up a sluggish stock indefinitely. |
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Without the proper equipment to repair and operate the Mohajer-4 it may be more of a photo prop than a piece of weaponry. |
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I immediately raised the flaps and began full braking, slowing enough to take an instinctive left turn off the runway onto taxiway bravo as the prop windmilled to a halt. |
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They see themselves being set up as a sacrifice for a U.S. policy meant to prop up Iraq. |
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And the business of science, medicine, and faith itself is to restore or at least to prop up hope, that most complex vapor. |
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She is still a very adjectival writer, quick to assert rather than demonstrate, and thus reliant on basic verbs to prop up her voluptuously visual descriptions. |
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Most of the squad and some ex-players took advantage of a rare Sunday off to go on veteran prop Andy Precious' stag weekend in the East Midlands city. |
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The burly prop forward, suddenly found himself at the tail of a line-out with the ball in his hands and he pinned back his ears and hared towards the line. |
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One by one Leonard's team joined the loose-head prop and each hugged him in turn as the roars of the crowd penetrated the tape insulating his cauliflower ears. |
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True, no one's swapping straight-backed seats for velvet chaises so movie patrons can prop themselves in the grape-peeling poses of the ancient Romans. |
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Their uniform of choice this season appears to be, for ladies, a pashmina wrapped around the neck tightly enough to prop up one's chin, worn with the skimpiest vest top. |
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LeDonne also briefly describes the use of economic policy to prop up Petrine grand strategy, through the creation of a military-industrial complex in the early 18th century. |
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They renewed my hope that our profession has not sunk completely into a morass of infotainment journalism that serves to prop up corporate ownership and pop culture. |
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The jet positions itself, in front, and slightly under the prop plane. |
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I wonder how many people are conned like this in this hotel, I wonder indeed if the pillowslips she showed were the ones from my room or just a prop to make some money. |
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Creating an intense heat and light that at once attracts and repels, the hand leans backwards, resting on a prop not unlike the beams used to construct roofs of houses. |
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It is a prop to assist very different party philosophies to stay together. |
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You can set your clock by the substitution of the tight-head prop forward. |
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The patient should use pillows, rolled towels, blankets, or large pieces of foam to prop his or her body into the prescribed head position for sleeping. |
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She heard footsteps running towards her and felt arms prop her up. |
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People coming through the gates isn't enough to prop a club up. |
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So there you are, rolling along the runway at full throttle, but the prop can't provide sufficient thrust as it bites into the reduced air density. |
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The installation required no modifications to the hull since the belt-and-pulley system drives the existing propeller shaft, although a slightly larger prop was required. |
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We were delayed yesterday in Chicago because of the weather, and it wasn't fun taking a little puddle jumper prop plane to Grand Rapids with storm systems all around. |
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After a week and a half of catching up on sleep and drinking enough wine to prop up the economy, we begin thinking about pushing on to the island of Faial. |
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You can no longer rely on his ineptitude to prop up your fragile ego. |
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When so engaged, the clutch pack completes the link between the spinning prop shaft and the rear differential, dispatching engine torque to the rear wheels. |
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So it's slow and ugly and now things really go downhill because thanks to the prop shaft and all the other rear-wheel-drive gubbins, there is no space in the back. |
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Former prop Mr Clohessy, capped 54 times, opened the pub in 2001 and co-owns the business with a number of Cork-based investors. |
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Makali Aizue, the big Papua New Guinean prop forward, is the other player who stands out, a great guy off the pitch who transforms on it. |
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We have got to the point where the efforts of staff to prop up the system are no longer enough to keep the system afloat. |
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In order to ban prop trading, you first have to define it, and when you try, you are immediately in the weeds. |
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In the 1980s, scientists devised mesh cylinders called stents that prop open the arteries after the balloon is withdrawn. |
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Justin, fiance of ex-Girls Aloud star Kimberley Walsh, 33, had to prop up sozzled JB as The Voice presenter Marvin rang to locate their driver. |
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Huddersfield's man-of-the-match was Isaac Brown, while Wakefield's main man was JoshGriffin, the younger brother of Giants prop Darrell. |
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Someone had bitten his lughole and Bath prop Yates was fingered as the culprit. |
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The sides meet in Glasgow with winger Sam Montague and prop Matt Evans lining for the Lionhearts. |
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Tanya and Max are horrified on Monday to discover Lauren's collection, which is big enough to prop up the Leaning Tower of Pisa. |
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And if the drivers from Vantucky don't like it they can take a boat across the Mighty Columbia and a prop plane out of Fort Vancouver. |
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The tentpole movie is an attraction popular and exploitable enough to prop up the entire moviegoing tent for several weeks or even months. |
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Meanwhile the actors rearranged themselves into a different blocking, as the prop department redressed the set. |
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When the operation is over, the blast is shut off and the prop under the bottom door is knocked down so that the bottom plates swing open. |
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In his zany prop comedy Gallagher would sometimes smash watermelons and splatter the front rows of the audience. |
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An integral part of theatre director Atul Kumar's Noises Off, this sizeable prop has as much of a juicy role as the nine actors onstage. |
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The prop sheared off and impacted the fuselage, prompting a successful emergency landing. |
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Newcastle prop Marius Hurter will leave the Falcons later this month to finish his career in South Africa. |
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The Falcons are also without prop Marius Hurter and may struggle against a powerful Bath front row. |
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Several species can run bipedally, and a few can prop themselves up on their hindlimbs and tail while stationary. |
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The two forwards are prop Craig Pothecary and back-row forward Danny Piesley. |
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Every prop was specially designed by the Art Department, taking the different scales into account. |
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Fear that the program might go poof for boomers may spur enough political will to do something other than prop up the Ponzi scheme. |
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The mangrove may be directly exposed or poisoned via adsorption of the toxic soluble fractions of PAHs through the pneumatophores and prop roots. |
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Why are we, westerners a long way from home, fighting in Afghanistan to prop up an elected government against Islamofascist guerrillas? |
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It takes, at minimum, an art director, food stylist, prop stylist and a retoucher to make food look like you want to eat it. |
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However, in Scotland the circuit of ceilidhs and festivals helped prop up traditional music. |
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His rivalry with the Great Britain and Wales prop Frank Whitcombe who played for Bradford Northern was legendary. |
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The sin-binning of Aironi prop Salvatore Perugini was quickly followed by tries from man of the match Niall Ronan and Tony Buckley. |
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Vea, who plays at tighthead prop and weighs nearly 20 stone, has six caps for Tonga and arrives from Wasps where he made 15 appearances. |
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From a tap penalty Lions hooker Gamble crashed over and Jackson converted, but Rangers prop Dan Farrand bumped off three tacklers to score and Joel Croker added the goal. |
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Such ambitions of authenticity function to factify the fiction, literally to prop it up, performing a positivist role as the tangible trace of a lost era. |
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Try using a phone book to prop up the table where the foot is missing. |
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Ewen McKenzie, the former Test prop who guided the Queensland Reds to the Super Rugby title in 2011, will reportedly be unveiled as the new Wallabies coach today. |
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The dad-of-three, of Birmingham Road, Sutton Coldfield, took bookings from his victims but used their cash to prop up his ailing package holiday firm, Russian Gateway Ltd. |
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That soon became a three-point deficit when former Coventry prop Kisi Pulu barged over after endless phases of rumbling, bludgeoning thrusts metres out. |
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Wales' Colin Charvis and Argentina's prop Roberto Grau have both been cited by a disciplinary panel for their punch-up on Friday, and could face suspensions. |
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The talking point was Chris Ofili's use of balls of elephant dung attached to his mixed media images on canvas, as well as being used as supports on the floor to prop them up. |
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Under Moyes, United have fewer home points than Norwich City and Hull City, with their count of 18 goals the same as Fulham and Cardiff City, who prop up the table. |
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Shanman's wife, Kim, a former studio prop master turned personal organizer, helps out where she can but is quick to say the project's all her husband's idea. |
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The scholar Charles King concluded that this action was in part a prop to Soviet propaganda and help for a potential communist revolution in Romania. |
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He said the design and how it will fit in with the surroundings was a major con sideration as he does not want it to detract from the value of his own prop erty. |
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You might also find that a useful, old age prop is a pair of shoe lifts. |
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Moldgreen have brought in former Swinton prop forward Mark Sheals to act as coaching co-ordinator, working alongside Tim Jones, Wayne Daley, Andy Baimbridge and Roger Simpson. |
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What it is, is a series of self-aggrandizing pornographic daydreams intended to prop up the sagging legend of its author as an icon of below-14th Street duende. |
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So different that even a week later there is a sense of awe in the voice of the great prop as he reflects on arguably the headiest Welsh rugby occasion of modern times. |
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The newness of the ship meant every prop had to be made from scratch. |
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The RFU's hard-line stance would appear to significantly increase the prospects of the South Africanborn prop forward getting a career-threatening twoyear ban. |
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The difference in pungent fragrance between the jockstraps of Welsh prop forwards and Turkish wrestlers is clearly not a fit subject for detailed discussion in these pages. |
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The Black and Ambers wrapped up the match in the first quarter with a try from prop John Lavender, a penalty try and another sharp touchdown from hooker Evan Whitson. |
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Prop Howard Carr kicked a penalty into touch and the ball bounced back into play after hitting a tree. |
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Prop maker Peter Greenwood found a real mangle so the dame can wring clothes in the panto's slapstick scenes. |
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This bill, drafted by opponents of Prop 36, would lock up probationers for minor violations such as a missed appointment or a positive drug test. |
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Wilson fervently supported Prop 187, which was approved by voters the same day he was approved for another term as governor. |
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A Los Angeles Times exit poll found that whites, Latinos and Asian-Americans also turned thumbs down on California's Prop. |
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Prop Adam Jones, regarded as one of the finest scrummagers in world rugby, will miss games against Argentina, Samoa, New Zealand and Australia due to a knee problem. |
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Several Australian commentators, most of them Prop graduates, have written about life in that college and the real or intended Romanisation of its alumni. |
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