And that means Sprint Nextel will be what Wall Street calls a pure play in wireless. |
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Sprint Nextel also is in the process of converting traditional work spaces into hoteling spaces within its 180 U. S. branches. |
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Mr Owen died last August at the Port Erin Sprint during the Manx Grand Prix. |
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The fact that Sprint is turning to IBM for its application development appears to be a key element of the pact. |
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With the equipment slowly filtering into the distribution system, Sprint also seems to be putting early services packages in line. |
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He was in the habit of using his microscope iris to adjust the valve settings on the engine of his lovingly maintained Triumph Dolomite Sprint. |
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Kitted up with a full touring pannier kit, the Sprint ST makes an enjoyable tourer. |
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Falvelon's victory in the Sprint came after a testing duel in the final furlong with American challenger Morluc. |
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Tim Easterby, who was gaining his first Group 1 victory, was not on hand for the Sprint because he was saddling runners at another race course. |
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It also prompted Bailey to tout the filly, trained by Frank Brothers, as a possible starter in the Breeders' Cup Sprint. |
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Haydock does host Flat racing, most notably the Group One Sprint Cup, but it is primarily known as a jumps course. |
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The programme will consist of keirin and sprint competitions, an invitation keirin and the head-to-head Britain and France Team Sprint. |
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In the Hong Kong Sprint Falvelon beat Morluc by a head and both horses were on hand to renew battle this year. |
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Early this morning, Sprint was notified by the Overland Park Police of a non-specific bomb threat against Sprint World Headquarters. |
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Abbondanza set the early pace in the Sprint before fading to finish 11 th. |
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An example of how the JV wholesales its broadband technology was demonstrated in trials launched with AOL Canada and Sprint Canada in Toronto, Ontario. |
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Three mares listed in foal to Danjur, who set a track record for five furlongs in winning the 1996 Churchill Downs Turf Sprint Stakes, are in the catalog. |
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However, since the acquisition of the iDEN network, Sprint is struggling with subscriber retention issues. |
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Expanding an effort to position Caller ID as family friendly, Sprint this week will break a new TV, print and radio campaign in local markets to tout the service. |
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Sprint is confident that Nortel's Succession platform will be able to provide all services supported by legacy Class 5 switches when the carrier does the cutover next January. |
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Mike Conagham, Centrex Product manager for Sprint Local Telecommunications Division, Kansas City, Kan. |
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The Sandman Triathlon Sprint event held on Saturday saw more than 350 take part in the challenge of swimming 400m, cycling 25km and running 5km. |
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Sprint canoe was a demonstration sport at the 1924 Paris Olympics and became an Olympic discipline at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. |
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Sprint Prepaid PhoneCards for calling Mexico also offer competitive rates to other Latin American countries. |
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The new Sprint 2 Dicer offers a convenient solution for food processors seeking to replace their existing Models G, G-A, GK-A, H, OR H-A dicers. |
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Based in Woking, Surrey, the company is currently responsible for the design, development and production of the 650S GT3, 650S GT Sprint. |
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No driver who made their first start in a NASCAR Sprint Cup race since 2005 has won more than one of the three jewels. |
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Sprint should grow demand, and improve connectivity in areas which do not yet fully justify Metro access. |
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Even headerless LOADs will work with the Sprint, though be warned, it can't cope with the now common turboload. |
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Another Sprint employee speculated that someone might have fatfingered the keyboard. |
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Previously, he held sales leadership positions at Aurora Networks, Gluon Networks, Quintessent, Harris Corporation and Sprint. |
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The Track up to Harter Fell, the River Sprint runs down the valley to the left of the track. |
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A quartet of Richard Hannon trained-horses headed the 29 acceptors for Saturday's Weatherbys Super Sprint at yesterday's acceptance stage. |
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Sprint Power Vision mobile broadband connections will let them exchange data on-the-go and access various data bases. |
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It will be a bit of a shock if his Portamento fails to deliver in the Unibet 3 Year Old Sprint. |
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The EVO 4G LTE was supposed to go on sale this week through Sprint. |
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At the beginning of 2012, Sprint announced that all devices it sells must go through ULE 110 assessment. |
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Perhaps, like me, he backed Ortensia or some other stumer in the Haydock Sprint Cup. |
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The Arrayjet Sprint was chosen as it offers these capabilities and complements our existing micro and nanofabrication capabilities. |
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So far, Trackmaster makes interesting cases for El Coreador in the Sprint, and Starine in the Filly and Mare Turf. |
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It's all gone pear-shaped for last year's Group 1 Sprint Cup winner. |
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Operators like Verizon and Sprint PCS have joined the POC bandwagon. |
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For a complete list of available downloads or to learn more about downloading content to your Sprint handset, visit any Sprint store or visit www. |
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Sugar Daddy as well as Sugar Star, Sugar Sprint, Sugar Ann and Super Sugar are a few of the edible-podded snow or sugar peas that are picked before the pods begin to fill out. |
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Work commitments had kept Marton driver Tyson out of the Toyota Sprint Series for much of the season, but he returned in style by winning his class at Blyton. |
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William Hill Derby runnerup Tynwald Bish will be one of the main attractions when the remaining first round heats in the Bar One Racing Irish Sprint Cup are run at Dundalk. |
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The Chetak and Legend were based on the Italian Vespa Sprint. |
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Elsewhere, the Peter Cronintrained English Derby runnerup Tynwald Bish resumed his winning ways in the second quarter-final of the Bar One Racing Irish Sprint Cup at Dundalk. |
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After forming partnerships with multinational corporations such as Sprint, ITT and Telenor, these firms now offer the cheapest and clearest phone calls in Africa. |
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Dods in represented by Half A Billion and Springinmystep in the 6f Mr Wolf Sprint Handicap, in which the weights are pegged by the Mark Johnston-trained Rafeej. |
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The River Sprint starts on the slopes of Harter Fell and Branstree, and flows south through the valley before joining the River Kent to the north of the town of Kendal. |
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Companies reaching settlements with NTP also included Verizon Wireless, Sprint Nextel, T-Mobile, HTC, Motorola Mobility, Palm, LG Electronics, Samsung and Yahoo. |
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And he came up short in the Sprint Showdown race for nonqualifiers earlier in the night, failing to finish high enough to advance to the main event. |
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The second semi-final of the Peggy Kelly's Open Sprint at Harold's Cross tonight could be one of the races of the year, a real early-paced battle of the speedsters. |
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The World Cup Biathlon in Holmenkollen is held every year and here male and female competitors compete against each other in Sprint, Pursuit and Mass Start disciplines. |
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He was also a Lancashire athletics sprint champion and a more than adequate club cricketer. |
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On a sprint day, each athlete races against the clock to gain a qualifying time on the course. |
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For snow boarders there is a fun park on Kitzbuheler Horn with half pipes, quarter pipes, a sprint slalom and a table jump. |
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O'Brien's blanket entry left the Tote quoting the trainer at 13-8 to lift the sprint prize without naming any of his eight acceptors. |
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Harris and Gage take places along the goal line, looking very much like they are about to race each other in a sprint. |
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Both he and Grant were in action in a sprint relay race where the British B-team beat the A squad. |
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But all of a sudden you realized, the jog became a sprint, and he wasn't slowing down. |
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In particular, consumers are up and running again, although perhaps at more of a jog than a sprint. |
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Suddenly jumping into a sprint, he raced over to the elf just as the dragon opened its mouth. |
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Piil is constantly looking behind him with Sacchi on his wheel as the sprint is on. |
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Cursing, Kari took off after it in a headlong sprint, not heeding the sharp sting of a whippy branch striking her cheek. |
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The climbs will sort it out, so it's not going to be a case of hanging on the flat and ducking and diving in a sprint finish. |
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And no one can resist the temptation to sprint along the sand and leap into the ocean. |
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Her third medal was a bronze in the keirin to go with her gold from the sprint and bronze from the 500 metres time-trial. |
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A loud thump sounded behind him and he turned it time to see someone sprint out the stable doors. |
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We see all four girls training for the sprint relay on a bitterly cold wintry day, with constant rain lashing the track. |
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At drop off the teacher shoots a starting gun and I sprint from the building and peel out of the parking lot to go and do things. |
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A leash also lets you control the pace so your dog doesn't sprint ahead at the beginning and wear out. |
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The world's best male and female sprint hurdlers also made light work of the conditions to beat high quality fields. |
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But as he was getting ready to sprint out the door he spotted the pick-your-own live lobster tank right up front. |
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This time we had lost the rotor arm as well and Phil had to sprint back 100 yards to find it. |
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No Chinese athlete had ever won a gold medal in an Olympics track sprint event. |
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Long jump, target throw, sprint, egg and spoon race, soccer shoot and the sack race tested everyone's skills and were lots of fun as well! |
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In my frantic sprint to reach the girl in time, I hadn't been paying attention to the ground below me. |
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The chase scene, and her sped-up sprint through a backlot in hoop skirt and bloomers, are pure slapstick. |
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As the boats moved into the final sprint China had firmly secured number two position and was going after Poland. |
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Youngsters will also be competing in a sports event on the day, which includes a sprint, three-legged race and an egg and spoon race. |
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In 2002 I swam the sprint event and the next year moved up to the Olympic distance. |
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Why do we tithe hundreds or even thousands of dollars a year to a sport to earn an occasional pittance in a field sprint? |
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The two most logical ways to Pikes Crag are the short sharp sprint from Wasdale and the long scenic bimble from Borrowdale. |
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It was a long distance haul, not like a sprint, which is what we will be doing when we compete with our dogs in the Savoie Alps in January. |
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A football match is not a sprint and is, more often than not, a test of endurance. |
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The wing used his blistering pace to skin at least four defenders in a 70-yard sprint to the line. |
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But Spain was not close enough and the final sprint became a two boat race between Romania and Poland as Romania tried to take the lead. |
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With 17 days and nights at sea, the competitors in this high sea sprint cover approximately 2000 nautical miles. |
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Some snowmobilers were there to race the sprint course, others to see or be seen. |
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A tear dropped, I started walking faster, and then faster until eventually I broke into a sprint and ran as fast as I could. |
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She ducked down an alley, got out of sight of the main crowd, then broke into a sprint. |
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He knows only too well the vagaries of head-to-head golf over the short sprint that is 18-holes. |
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Her slow walked quickly turned into a brisk sprint as she ran for the front entrance. |
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He won a silver medal in football and bronze medals in unihoc, table tennis and the 60-metre sprint. |
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For those engaged in weight training, sprint sessions, or building their cardiovascular base, go light on nonconsecutive days three times a week. |
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But Radcliffe clinched victory with a superb sprint as the pair came within sight of the finishing line. |
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In the first race Brighton and eight other riders broke away from the bunch to set up a sprint finish. |
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The hallway ran a length of fifty feet, but he cleared the distance in a sprint. |
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By then I felt a little bit steadier and we started a fast sprint down the streets. |
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During the last 10 seconds of your 60-second recovery jog, crank up the speed for your next sprint. |
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In the final sprint for the line Gill timed his effort perfectly, crossing the line with two lengths to spare and saluted the large crowd. |
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Tal forgot where he was and ignored the stubborn pain in his leg, running at a full sprint. |
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He continued his mad sprint, putting fifty meters between himself and the house. |
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Gott ran a well-judged race, shadowing one of his rivals and overhauling him in a sprint finish to win bronze medal. |
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The best sprint hurdler of her generation is favourite to claim the gold medal that has eluded her twice. |
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Dave Browne got things started with fifth and sixth place finishes in the 60m sprint and the long jump. |
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The Englishman is the backmarker in the field, running off three metres in the famous 110m handicap sprint. |
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I hope to take up athletics and would like to compete in either the 100 metre or 200 metre sprint. |
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Lenton also remained undefeated in sprint freestyle, winning her 4th gold medal of the tour. |
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Teams then lined up on the water for two rounds of 400-metre sprint racing. |
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By winning the final sprint, the Australian champion prevented German Erik Zabel winning a seventh successive green jersey. |
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Faulkner just got the better start from the outside of the front row to nose ahead of Westbrook on the sprint to the first corner. |
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Team-mate Muller then nosed ahead of Neal in the sprint to the finish line for third. |
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In the final sprint barely a canvas separated Germany, Estonia and Great Britain with this order remaining the same at the finish. |
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Pulling out a final sprint Todorovich and Popovic reduced a boat length deficit down to a canvas as they closed in on Greece. |
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I throw myself out the opening and sprint along the min-corridor into the main room again. |
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Veteran eater Conti used the sprint as well, but defined his by quantity, not time, speed-eating six matzo balls at a clip. |
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Domination of the 110m sprint hurdles, however, belonged to Oxford. |
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It was the perfect way to shrug of the frustrations of the 100m, where he was sluggish out of the blocks, but more particularly the long jump which followed the sprint. |
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Tears were falling down her face as her jog turned into a sprint. |
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Radanova was world champion in 2000, when she won the 500-metre sprint. |
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In the late 1990s, Christie went on a sprint to prove his goodwill to the Bush family. |
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The sprint with its bonus may be the big attraction, but a backmarkers ' invitation race, 1600m open handicap and youths' 90m and 800m handicap races will also feature. |
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The coyote jumped to its feet, yipping and then took off at a sprint. |
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Contestants enter an arena at top speed on an American Quarter Horse, ride a cloverleaf pattern around three specially positioned barrels, and then sprint out of the arena. |
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He then broke into a sprint, knocking the remnants of the door completely off its hinges, and he sped down the staircase into the secret basement. |
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Also, humans are considered unaccomplished runners when compared to mammals such as pronghorn antelopes, which can sprint at 40 miles an hour for several minutes. |
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The final uphill section of the 181 km stage from Civitavecchia to Tivoli prevented a mass sprint, and cyclists crossed the finish line in single file. |
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A sprint from the alley to the east into the greenbelt and the engulfing woods. |
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This was a rumbustiously motley affair where amateurs would don disguises and curious monikers to run for cash in what is, I believe, the oldest sprint event in the country. |
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Caspian broke, from a standing start, into the fastest sprint of his life. |
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He waited for the door to close before taking off in a mad sprint, dropping all of his sketchbooks as he ran, muddy shoes soiling the pages, tearing them. |
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She turned fast and broke into a dead sprint across the ocean's surface. |
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For the remaining Republicans, the end of the primary will merely be the beginning of a frenzied sprint to the runoff. |
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Bruseghin went for a very long sprint, gritting his teeth uphill, but in the last 100m, the all-white Di Luca just came out of his slipstream and edged past. |
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Hushovd, in with a shout of taking the yellow jersey after his fifth place in Saturday's prologue time-trial, led the sprint out but he had Kirsipuu in his slipstream. |
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He breaks into a sprint and dashes across the finishing line. |
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The Chorley ace starred alongside Olympic record holder Chris Hoy and Craig MacLean as the British team left Poland trailing by more than a second in the sprint final. |
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She started to sprint harder, just as she had done in for track. |
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At the 1960 Summer Olympics, Puma paid German sprinter Armin Hary to wear Pumas in the 100 meter sprint final. |
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Pondering beats Hostile Witness in the mile claimer, and Little Saboteur outruns Mister Jolson in the handicap sprint. |
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Races last approximately 45 minutes, each race is a sprint from start to finish without pitting for fuel or tyres. |
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In the sprint race, though he finished second with Piquet sixth, he finished twelve points clear of his rival. |
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He tried to sprint, but his ligaments blew and he was barely able to walk to the finish line. |
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At the Indira Gandhi Sports Complex, Deborah clinched the women's elite sprint and women's elite keirin. |
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A microcomputer-based timer and data acquisition device for measuring sprint speed and acceleration in cursorial animals. |
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The sprint champion, has bought a run-down corner store which he plans to rebuild in his hometown of Sale, near Manchester. |
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It's not that I rush to the mall and sprint from store to store in some consumeristic frenzy. |
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This is likely to remain the fastest contender in its segment in all areas save that of the 0-62mph sprint. |
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Slovenia's Luka Mezgec won yesterday's sprint finish in Trieste, where fourthplaced Nacer Bouhanni took points honours. |
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The SLR can sprint from standstill to 60mph in just over three-and-a-half seconds and arrives at 185mph less than 25 seconds later. |
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Pharitz Skyman defied topweight to beat G Sheer Satin in the sprint handicap. |
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I DIDN'T think it would be like this, doing burpees at the top of a hill I'd just had to sprint up. |
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The purpose of each sprint is to produce a fully formed, potentially shippable product, represented by the box on the right side. |
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So one decided the only way to end his buck-naked sprint in West Melbourne, Florida, was to bare down with his Taser gun. |
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Tie an anvil to Carl Lewis' track shoes, strap Linda Tripp on his back and place him in a broom closet, then tell him to sprint. |
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England celebrated double triumph at the Velodrome as world champion Victoria Pendleton beat Aussie Anna Meares in the sprint final. |
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Effect of sprint running on plasma lactate, uricacid, creatiekinas and lactate dehydrogenize in competitive hurdles an untrained men. |
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Both have been trained by South African biomechanist and sprint coach Frans Bosch. |
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The unexposed Cougar Mountain, and French dark horse Rangali, are just two others to consider in what looks a ripsnorter of a sprint. |
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Phil McEntee, fresh from winning the sprint handicap with Black Baccara, says he's happy to send horses here because the track does a good job. |
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Table 5 displays the sprint times, step kinematics, and upper-body kinematics correlations. |
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When you hit a throttle on a sprint car, the car sets sideways. |
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Double 50m and 100m freestyle Olympic gold medalist Alexander Popov is widely considered the greatest sprint swimmer in history. |
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The Frenchman was part of an early fourman breakaway and held off his rivals in a sprint for the line to triumph in the 208km stage from Saint-Malo to Nantes. |
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Shirvington, 23, was Australia's major hope of upsetting Britain's dominance of the men's sprint events but doctors have diagnosed him with osteitis pubis. |
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A shredded peloton arrived next at 10sec with Spaniard Alejandro Valverde winning the sprint ahead Slovakia's Peter Sagan and Frenchman Tony Gallopin. |
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Wearing a black t-shirt, tracksuit and flip-flops, he had a five o'clock shadow, dark circles and his attire made you wonder if he was going to break into a sprint any minute. |
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An eventful race in Varese, Italy lasted 3 hours 42 minutes and 11 seconds, culminating in a sprint beating Marianne Vos in to 2nd place and Judith Arndt in 3rd. |
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The stage was won by sprint specialist and reigning Tour de France green jersey champion, Mark Cavendish, with his teammate lead out man, Mark Renshaw finishing second. |
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And Cavendish had to pick himself off the tarmac again yesterday to finish a creditable third behind German sprint beast Marcel Kittel in front of huge crowds in Liverpool. |
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Many climbers cannot sprint very well because their relative small size does not allow them to possess the strength of the bigger, more muscular sprinters. |
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Formerly with Mick Channon, Kickboxer showed up really well in some of the best three-year-old sprint handicaps last season and ended up in Listed-class contests. |
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The 21-year-old is in Portugal for the meeting which takes place from 9-14 July and will compete in the sprint, keirin, team sprint and 500m time trial in Anadia. |
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The 22-year-old won women's keirin gold at the National Cycling Centre in Manchester on Sunday to add to her sprint, team sprint and 500 metres time-trial titles. |
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The 22-year-old won women's keirin gold at the National Cycling Centre in Manchester yesterday to add to her sprint, team sprint and 500 metres time-trial titles. |
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Gillian O'Sullivan won silver in the 20k walk at the 2003 World Championships, while sprint hurdler Derval O'Rourke won gold at the 2006 World Indoor Championship in Moscow. |
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At his first event at Donington Park, he retired three laps into the sprint race, meaning he would start the feature race in 19th position on the grid. |
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The runners, a mixture of anthropomorphized birds and felines, are shown holding bags in their hands as they sprint up the vessel from left to right. |
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He beat Barlow with a body swerve, took the ball round him and set off on a 50-yard sprint for goal and glory that will live forever in my memory. |
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It had two rock-hard yards that were used for hockey and netball and we had one scrabbly bit of grass that in the summer they tried to turn into a long jump and sprint track. |
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Kilty will compete in the 100m and the sprint relay in Beijing, events that will feature Usain Bolt but also convicted dopers including Justin Gatlin and Tyson Gay. |
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The biggest problem is when instructors mimic the side-to-side action that naturally occurs when bicyclists pedal while not seated, such as when riding uphill or in a sprint. |
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But, having switched from the kilo to the keirin and the sprint in readiness for London 2012, Daniell will be hoping to reach and exceed his pre-op speeds. |
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Roberts gets going on Miss Nosey Parker in the conditions sprint, then wins the ten-furlong handicap on Revif and the mile heat on Holiday Island. |
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