| A field gun crew from HMS Drake has demonstrated its skills just days ahead of an inter-service competition. |
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| Another place to contribute these articles is to the sites which are ranking ahead of you on your key search phrase. |
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| Foreign currency experts believe institutions are anxious to square their books ahead of the election. |
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| When Gary and I first trained together, one of us would be half a stride ahead of the other. |
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| We've had an eight-month run-up in the stock market this year, far ahead of the real evidence that the economy was recovering. |
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| Harrogate Town are getting in a whirl ahead of the new season following the announcement of Jacuzzi UK as the club's new sponsors. |
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| He said he believed a few may apply for longer hours ahead of the deadline in November and then only for one extra hour or two. |
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| Phelps sent his wife and family ahead of him to Philadelphia and he remained briefly in Stratford to put his affairs in order. |
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| Northern hemisphere boffins are clearing their desks ahead of the summer holidays. |
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| The concept of a low-sugar, low-fat shake was probably ahead of its time two decades ago. |
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| And if you don't stay ahead of your competition, you're invariably going to fall behind. |
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| The figure kept, exasperatingly, just out of their reach, always a pace ahead of them. |
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| It takes so much energy to get the oil out that the more oil prices rise, the more the cost of shale oil will rise ahead of them. |
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| In Europe Ulster is still ranked 13 places ahead of Glasgow so the match promises to be a close one. |
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| We need to remember we are talking about a guy whose best years may well be ahead of him. |
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| It's a new step for him that, for once, places mood and atmosphere ahead of the riffs. |
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| Like all the best criminals, spammers have agile minds and always manage to stay one step ahead of the filter technology. |
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| It was a senior competition and she raced ahead of seasoned athletes to surprise and win. |
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| It seems to me Ben, you have two challenges ahead of you, but luckily neither of them is insurmountable. |
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| The showgrounds were buzzing yesterday as horse exhibitors washed and shampooed their charges ahead of today's judging classes. |
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| He walks ahead of me and I stand still and watch as he makes his way past a coach with a London address on the side. |
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| He began walking back, figuring he was a little way ahead of where he had been earlier. |
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| In a warm occlusion the air behind the cold front is relatively warmer than the air ahead of the warm front. |
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| Right after I got in front of the truck, there was another gap to allow me to move in front of the car ahead of me. |
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| I was walking in Shotley Gate this afternoon and up ahead of me was a lady walking her dog. |
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| Chelsea was, as usual, dancing along the side of the road ahead of them, singing to her idol's tunes. |
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| Some walk ahead of elderly and arthritic dogs, who are forced to struggle to keep up. |
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| At night he searched for Estelle in the gardens for a routine stroll and there she was walking ahead of him. |
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| Then a bit later there was this teeny tiny little woman walking ahead of me. |
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| Blake fired a cross in which had gone too far ahead of his team-mates in the box. |
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| But they believed they were protected by a front line of fighters ahead of them. |
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| Spot fires broke out on the hills and ridges ahead of the main front, and quickly spread. |
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| She turned back around and broke into a jog to get to the front of the group of people ahead of us. |
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| Megan had been so lost in her own thoughts that she had managed to walk a good few feet ahead of them before she realized what she was doing. |
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| We walked down a steep hill, ahead of us the moon shone down on the waterfront. |
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| He ran ahead of Rob and stood in front of him, blocking him from continuing. |
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| Ferguson stood at all times in front of the dugout, two paces ahead of his entire coaching staff. |
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| He walked a little ahead of her to his car, and conversation stopped for a moment. |
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| Adele walked quickly ahead of them, completely unaware of their friendly playing. |
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| Paul, wearing long robes, walks ahead of the horsemen and is flanked by two armed guards. |
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| Michael, who is no stranger to the management of golf teams will have another busy year ahead of him. |
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| We could afford no such luxury, since it was now early afternoon and we had nearly another hour's drive ahead of us. |
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| They had quite a walk ahead of them to return to the car they had left behind, but it didn't matter to them in the least. |
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| Thomas and his band have a very busy summer schedule ahead of them including a tour of Scotland in June. |
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| On holiday tomorrow with a long drive to Glasgow ahead of me and then trailing round Ikea. |
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| Then I realized he hadn't offered me a ride home so I now had a rather long walk ahead of me. |
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| We had three nights and two days ahead of us to settle in and get to know the ship. |
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| After riding the trains, they still had about a fifteen minute walk ahead of them. |
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| With a long drive to Kilkee ahead of me that evening, I opt for starting at Bolus Head and taking it from there. |
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| To say that we have a tremendous amount of work yet ahead of us is an understatement. |
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| With three or four days off in Spain ahead of me I am beginning to seriously doubt I can finish in time. |
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| It is now expected to be completed by October, two months ahead of its scheduled date. |
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| This is ahead of a programme of environmental improvements scheduled to begin shortly. |
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| The final touches are being made to the stores, ahead of their first day of trading. |
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| Well done, you've come into form at the right time ahead of a busy summer schedule. |
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| Thousands of new bins are being delivered to homes across Blackburn ahead of a new recycling drive. |
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| It would be nice to have a reminder alarm set a few days ahead of a scheduled meeting. |
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| A coded way of saying that it is an expensive problem on which he will not make many firm promises a year ahead of a general election. |
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| The cell company is currently trialling its new service on the Isle of Man ahead of a summer launch. |
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| It was taped in May, so could have been taped two months ahead of the election. |
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| They were out on a training run ahead of a time trial that was to be the opening stage of the Tour of Germany. |
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| The primary goal is to bring order ahead of the arrival of a UN force scheduled to take over in June. |
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| Several media houses in Trinidad have also interviewed him ahead of his performance. |
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| Could the Gulf of Mexico oil spill finally end weeks ahead of the time BP officials say they expect to end it? |
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| School Principal Mary English pointed out just how innovative and ahead of its time the Council was with its constitution. |
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| Yes, lots of lovely plays, but did you know that his embroidery was decades ahead of its time? |
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| It's easy to get ahead of oneself in the evaluation process, judging things that are still under development to be final. |
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| I was very impressed with the notion that is bought up in the book on page 77 that one should not try to get ahead of oneself in golf. |
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| I have also noticed that in midtown office buildings, men will step aside for women to both enter and exit elevators ahead of them. |
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| The 33-year-old Cuban's undoubted class may have won the day but the youngster has a great career ahead of him in his chosen sport. |
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| Under the current rules, pensioners are ranked ahead of current workers when company schemes are wound up. |
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| Shares in World Online have taken a good kicking since it emerged she flogged loads of hers ahead of the float last month. |
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| A team of eight MPs spent a week in East Timor ahead of the minister's visit to recce the locations to be visited. |
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| It would put Britain one hour ahead of GMT in the winter and two hours ahead in the summer, giving lighter evenings throughout the year. |
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| The guy ahead of me reclines his chair so far back into my face, it practically touches my nose. |
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| But it will go down to the wire, and I think it'll be a very exciting month that we've got ahead of us. |
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| England and Wales are both counting the cost of injuries to key players ahead of the RBS Six Nations Championship. |
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| He was given the news when he telephoned the council, ahead of the July meeting at which the matter was tabled for discussion. |
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| Running up to the hoop with the basketball springing up and down ahead of her, Preethi took a high jump and got the ball through the bendy hoop. |
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| I make the most of it, jinking around the cars ahead of us and jamming the RPMs to redline. |
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| But, until the plan is actioned, there is still some Monday stretched out behind and ahead of me. |
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| All the hype on this one seems to have run ahead of the album's actual content and import. |
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| While climbing, my instructor quickly directed me to switch to the small-deck radio frequency to get ahead of the game. |
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| She skipped up ahead of the stairs, her blue trench coat bouncing jollily as she went. |
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| So it's every mum for herself in an individualistic, market-driven world, desperate to keep one baby yoga class ahead of the Joneses. |
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| Keeping ahead of the Joneses is a far more seductive proposition than keeping up with a pedestrian virtual bus driver in a fluorescent bib. |
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| Baseball fans enjoy a tailgate party ahead of the Cubs-Marlins game at Pro Player Stadium in Miami, Florida, Friday. |
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| McHale was trudging through the gut ahead of me at the side of the boat when he suddenly vanished at a spot marked only by the float of his hat. |
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| The game offers players the chance to get ahead of the curve in terms of leveling up and character customization via microtransactions. |
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| Because of good tailwinds my flight arrived in Newark approximately 30 minutes ahead of schedule. |
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| Bryan's forte is pulling the wool over the eyes of his contemporaries and elders, so he is always one jump ahead of his teachers. |
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| And for an eight-minute period, as Admiral Konetzni testified, when he took the stand during the court of inquiry, I got ahead of my crew. |
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| Today we can reveal that not only have we smashed the target but we've done it a year ahead of schedule. |
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| How anyone could fail to see in such perfect visibility that Light Vessel 83 was on tow with a tug not far ahead of her is equally mind-boggling. |
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| Earnings per share of 107.1 cent for last year were a whacking 22 per cent ahead of market expectations. |
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| Vladimir Romanov plans to help Hearts sign players ahead of his takeover bid. |
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| Immediately, the dark gray track was ahead of her, a thin white line separating the lanes. |
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| In addition, server customers tend to demand higher performing systems well ahead of consumers. |
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| He squints his eyes, trying to see as far ahead of him as he can, but the car lights only go so far. |
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| I am 18 years old and have my whole life ahead of me and the last thing I want in my life right now is a baby. |
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| The two women raced after the fleeing trio ahead of them, her thoughts too awhirl for her to formulate motion. |
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| But how, you might ask, were they able to buffer bits of data ahead of the current streaming rate? |
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| Our dinner menu includes an appetizer of easy grilled satay and a simple pad thai, both of which are largely made ahead of time. |
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| She is 4 days into the trip and currently 2 hours 24 mins ahead of the current record holder. |
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| Many have spent hundreds of pounds customising their kit from army surplus stores ahead of being deployed to the Middle East. |
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| You can make a decent living, but you have a hard road ahead of you to make a name for yourself. |
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| Again, traditionally, the desktop line has been fitted with new CPUs ahead of the notebooks. |
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| He entered the conservatory in Minsk, fleeing to Tashkent ahead of the next German onslaught. |
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| Democrats say the White House is putting corporate interests ahead of workers and the middle class. |
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| So, it's difficult to create a working model to handle the relief logistics ahead of time. |
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| The comments came ahead of votes to re-elect the directors who authorised the payment to Mr Green. |
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| Today she is developmentally not far ahead of a nine-month old child and is not expected to progress beyond the level of a two-year-old. |
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| Hampden, meanwhile, was eerily wreathed in freezing fog but neither the elements nor the task ahead of him seemed to cow Smith's spirits. |
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| Barring only a single star, all your beneficial stars are ahead of their malefic counterparts. |
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| A little ahead of the bed he was on, was a small fireplace with a dim lit fire. |
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| The gathering opened Monday with a meeting of Asian ministers to align positions ahead of a dinner with European ministers later Monday. |
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| The Galway side know only too well the task that lies ahead of them and they will be all out to upset the odds. |
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| Big-hitting young forward is raw but very talented and has a big future ahead of him. |
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| His input is great and he's a talented young player with a big future ahead of him. |
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| Tall, strong and mobile, he matches the photofit of the target striker he has long craved and, aged 25, his best years should be ahead of him. |
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| We have to make the best of the resources we have, especially with a double-header ahead of us in the World Cup qualifying campaign. |
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| The heavily sanded Turf Moor surface is a cause for concern ahead of tonight's big kick-off. |
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| Due to the pace of the construction, some projects are finishing ahead of schedule. |
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| He won just one Chase race but still finished ahead of Jimmie Johnson, who won four times during the Chase. |
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| But they departed the stage just ahead of Macca and Bono's entrance and an almighty roar from the crowd. |
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| Her husband Ian is manhandling sheep through wire fences for crutch shearing, ahead of lambing. |
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| The only problem is that Josie is one step ahead of him and has already broken in to remove the evidence. |
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| This week's first position was secured by Ken Goddard, a newish member of the seniors, who nosed ahead of John with a score of 40 points. |
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| Samsung nosed ahead of Motorola, shipping 6.2m units to Moto's 6m, and grabbing 16 per cent of the market in the process. |
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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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| Only this year have the two brands combined been able to nose ahead of the French number one. |
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| I hopped the railing and stood on the path, and she had knelt down to adjust the toddler's helmet about 80m ahead of me. |
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| Even if this growth turns flat, many of the 12 towns will be ahead of plenty of other places that are losing jobs by the trainload. |
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| By any basic living-standard or quality-of-life measurement, it is leagues ahead of most developing nations. |
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| Cloud looked up at the mountain ahead of them and saw lightning shoot across the area. |
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| A dramatic surge in support for Sinn Fein pushed the republicans ahead of the SDLP for the first time. |
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| A charity worker has thanked people in Harwich for their support ahead of a mercy mission to Romania. |
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| Fortunately many dishes that are layered, filled, or stuffed can be assembled a day ahead of the party. |
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| This area now seems to be one where the technology, and the uses of the technology, have zoomed way ahead of where the law is. |
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| Soon enough, Cate took charge and led the others up the tunnel, the torch held ahead of her. |
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| They now have a four point lead over the Lancashire club and are eight points ahead of Oakworth. |
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| Without bifocal vision, he lacked depth perception and couldn't tell how far ahead of him horses were. |
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| Instead, he saw the men walking calmly, saw them carefully scanning the terrain ahead of them, muskets ready to fire. |
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| He had some reason to feel hard done by after Hamish not only got to bat ahead of him, but had a bowl as well. |
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| She plated the sauces and the cooked fruits ahead of time, and loaded the readied plates onto the sheet pans. |
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| I'm a month ahead of schedule so I plan to go back up to seventeen and then take it down again. |
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| The remaining two levels of the parking garage are expected to open ahead of schedule later this month. |
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| In response, she sought to manoeuvre his own people ahead of his supporters in the lists. |
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| Marconi will update the market on trading activities ahead of its interim results in November. |
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| The material is moving highly supersonically and creates a shock wave ahead of it. |
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| Twenty Borats took Wembley Stadium by storm dressed in mankinis ahead of England's clash with Kazakhstan. |
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| We have a long road ahead of us, but think of what could be here at Hakalau Forest for the Refuge System's tricentennial celebration! |
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| The scaled down ceremony is due to take place ahead of a special meeting called by opposition councillors. |
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| Until that happens, its like bailing a leaky boat to stay ahead of rising cost. |
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| In March, Blair asked him to talk the unions out of a damaging strike ahead of the election. |
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| Having had a bit of a mare against Forest last week Leigertwood was lucky to be given the nod ahead of Derry in midfield. |
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| A large gathering of concrete structures stood about three miles ahead of me. |
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| Clement halted his army and signaled for his scout to ride ahead of the army to scout for enemies ahead. |
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| One of the posthumous VCs, with another rifleman, was scouting ahead of a strong fighting patrol. |
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| The university has an exciting academic year ahead of it, with a range of innovative projects and new courses on offer for students. |
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| The only hitch is you have to marinate fish for three or four hours ahead of cooking. |
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| What I can not grasp is the concept of a bus arriving a quarter of an hour early and leaving well ahead of its scheduled time. |
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| She's very bold and not afraid of anything and I think she has a bright future ahead of her. |
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| He still has a bright future ahead of him and is expected to put up a better performance next year. |
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| Although he was disappointed afterwards he has a bright future ahead of him in football. |
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| Already he's five ahead of where the Cardinals man was when he busted Babe Ruth's 34-year record. |
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| The official said that that the watchdog body was unwilling to upset any political parties ahead of the presidential election. |
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| Those are the ultimate water-cooler topics for the month, and our analysis will help you stay ahead of the games. |
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| With good movement ahead of him creating the space, he cut through to inside the 21 before unleashing a screamer to the top right hand corner. |
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| A 33 year old woman gave birth early on Monday in Beijing to a set of quintuplets through Caesarean operation, eight weeks ahead of schedule. |
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| Properly nurtured the two central defenders have huge senior careers ahead of them. |
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| Kenya have taken up the fourth place ahead of Zambia who are fifth while Malawi is in sixth position and Swaziland is placed seventh. |
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| He will be jettisoned this week if Hall passes a fitness test ahead of the their next game. |
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| Get your feet on the coolest loafers, lounges, sandals, thongs, and sneakers of the season, and be a step ahead of the rest. |
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| Most workers rate job satisfaction, getting on with colleagues and decent treatment by their managers ahead of receiving a bonus. |
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| For a short time there was no thought for the testing path ahead of them as they laughed and joked like any household. |
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| If you can teach your players the proper footwork, you'll be light years ahead of the pack. |
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| Candace Parker and Courtney Paris seem to have pulled ahead of the pack in the race for freshman of the year. |
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| If I wanted to find blogs written in Welsh, then I have a bit of a challenge ahead of me. |
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| It was on one of these nocturnal meanderings that I spotted a young girl walking along about a block ahead of me. |
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| On our way a pickup truck just ahead of us abruptly reverses into our taxicab with a slam, then does a fast three-point turn over the median. |
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| In the meantime we haven't seen one camp leap substantially ahead of the other. |
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| The clouds are deepest in the area just ahead of the surface front, and this is where precipitation falls as small raindrops. |
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| Two riders jumped steady clears to finish ahead of Joanne, but she held on to the third ticket after an agonising wait. |
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| You can prepare these kachoris ahead of time and re-heat them in a slow oven just before serving. |
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| You know you've really made it when you get top billing ahead of veteran stars and consummate actors Gene Hackman and Dustin Hoffman. |
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| Residents were storing water supplies in bathtubs and buckets ahead of the expected three-day drought. |
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| Midway between the two rattling sounds, the captain was heard remarking that he was encountering the wake of a plane ahead of him. |
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| But opposition figures reiterated the pro-democracy positions that first ran them afoul of the government ahead of the trip. |
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| They were driving north when they witnessed a peculiar object directly ahead of them at an angle of elevation of 75 degrees. |
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| Disaster threatened until Captain Hull astutely towed, wetted sails, and kedged to draw the ship slowly ahead of her pursuers. |
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| Olympic hammer champion Szymon Ziolkowski of Poland set a new world championship record to win gold ahead of Asian record holder Koji Murofushi. |
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| The best way to be prepared for these kinds of situations is to be ready ahead of time. |
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| You choose to be in that position, because you have always put self-perpetuating defeatism ahead of moral integrity and political courage. |
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| Jack watched the road ahead of him, then looked in his rear-view mirror and watched the woman. |
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| You still have quite a walk ahead of you if you arrive only fifteen or twenty minutes before the play starts. |
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| Trials are due to start in January ahead of a full commercial launch by the middle of next year. |
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| We could then start to think about regulations five or even ten years ahead of their introduction. |
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| The company has started selling a new version of its product ahead of its original schedule. |
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| For this purpose let me hand out an aide-memoire as to the decision-making task ahead of you. |
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| In fact, he was so far ahead of the field that he had become distrustful of many standard textbooks. |
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| Striding ahead of the rest has landed a Lancaster theatre with a huge cash windfall. |
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| Property sector stocks gained as investors bought scrip at a bargain ahead of Hong Kong's first land auction in nearly two years. |
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| Ndunda said morale was high in the squad ahead of the game tomorrow and the players were looking forward to the clash. |
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| He clambers confidently ahead of me, keeping the rope between us tight, stopping at each awkward step to see me safely over. |
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| The second type is a warm occlusion, which occurs when the air behind the front is warmer than the air ahead of the front. |
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| Meanwhile, there were no major comings or goings at Ewood yesterday ahead of last night's transfer deadline. |
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| Though I was behind the curve about blogging, I was ahead of the curve about email lists. |
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| It should come as no surprise, then, that politicians are scrambling to get ahead of the curve. |
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| Those trends have implications for professionals who want to stay ahead of the curve and ensure a successful future. |
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| I think you're way ahead of the curve, but you still have a lot to catch up on. |
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| When it comes to providing basic affordability, we might very well be ahead of the curve, but we're still barely pulling a passing grade. |
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| Their articles were once ahead of the curve spotting trends before they had a chance to be lampooned on South Park. |
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| Rackspace seems to be a bit ahead of the curve, but I expect that most companies will enable such pop-up chat services in the near-term. |
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| Predicting trends and staying ahead of the curve is essential for any savvy business owner. |
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| There are far-thinking businessmen who manage to see things new ways and think ahead of the curve, but they're always in the minority. |
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| Two cars ahead of me was a station wagon that was traveling at about 20 miles per hour. |
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| But the teenager bluffed it out by claiming his date of birth was wrong on his call-up papers, which had been prepared ahead of his birthday. |
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| Wenger has other problems to occupy him ahead of today's Highbury meeting with Southampton. |
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| The home side were far ahead of their high-flying opponents in every match statistic bar one. |
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| He fished pellet at three and five metres to edge ahead of a crowded frame with carp, tench, chub, bream and barbel. |
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| Trading was light Friday as many traders were absent ahead of the long Memorial Day weekend. |
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| Chains were tensioned and wheels greased as old adversaries reforged friendships yesterday ahead of today's Imana Wild Ride along the Wild Coast. |
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| The season is a total write-off, but we are all aware of the need to regenerate ourselves ahead of the New Zealand tour. |
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| Because all these biorhythms begin on the day of our birth, we can know our ups and downs ahead of time. |
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| Jockeying for position, directly ahead of the knobby, barnacled, good-natured whale, the porpoise catches a free ride. |
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| All 10 of our major combat divisions are ahead of expectations for retention of soldiers. |
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| Against the odds, I acquired an elegant and mature writing style years ahead of my age. |
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| Experts see this as a possible move ahead of the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing to abolish the labor camps in the country. |
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| This means the divot should start at the impact position and continue ahead of it. |
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| But before I get ahead of myself, I would like to explain that our ship was equipped with Carley floats. |
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| But speaking ahead of the meeting, Monitor said there was no possibility of reinstating the axed chairman. |
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| They didn't rate his display ahead of those legends but he was mentioned in their company. |
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| The selectors have hand-picked those who have the right mentality, such as Damien Martyn and Simon Katich, ahead of the natural blasters. |
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| But France heard the call and responded giving just enough to cross the finish line a mere canvas ahead of Great Britain. |
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| He was puffing in short breaths and barely noticed his daughter pointing in the direction ahead of her. |
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| This kid refused to even speak a word, just kept bedraggling along the path, looking coldly at the nothingness ahead of him. |
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| He was in fact a highly capable student and so was well able to complete his tasks ahead of others. |
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| He was a player who was ahead of his time, and in today's game he would probably still be ahead of his game and his time. |
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| When it was my turn, I headed down to the lavs and to the lone cubicle, only for some shirt wearing bloke to slip in ahead of me. |
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| An assault jeep quickly zoomed ahead of the rest of the moving column, three gunmen disembarking and running forward, assault rifles raised. |
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| The night was getting darker and the rain harder, and no car went by, the storm was so strong he could hardly see a few feet ahead of him. |
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| It was a false scent, but ahead of him the horses grew restive, jostling and nipping, and the grey fretted against his hand. |
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| Keep in mind, Captchas can most likely easily keep ahead of the state of AI for many years to come. |
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| It will be down to the likes of Neil Jenkins and Rob Howley to inject new life into the side ahead of their opening showdown with England. |
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| It's lovely to wake up on a Saturday morning with the prospect of three days of leisure ahead of you. |
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| They fund the Mod and the National Gaelic Arts Project, they prepared a Gaelic language policy ahead of most other organisations. |
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| Indeed, for much of the film Kenny's strategizing seems to be one step ahead of the others. |
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| These guys are true hardcore and are way ahead of anyone else when it comes to playing with intensity. |
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| Remember we are way ahead of the ancients, who thought that the rest of the universe revolved around the Earth. |
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| There was a total commitment to modernism and innovation, an impatience to get to the future ahead of everybody else. |
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| Yesterday I had just turned onto the hardtop when I saw a logging truck up ahead of me signal right and pull off to the side of the road. |
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| Diaz maneuvered the tug underneath the cruiser and traversed the length until they were ahead of the derelict. |
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| Their modus operandi was to approach candidates ahead of the examination with the promise of showing them the paper in advance. |
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| In banking you operate in a position of trust and you must put your customer's interests ahead of your own. |
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| If she plays her cards right, she could have a great future as an actress ahead of her. |
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| Long day ahead of me and yet i'm pulling the stupid night owl thing again anyways. |
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| The UK is light years ahead of New Zealand in terms of planning for the extra demand for cancer services we are facing. |
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| He is the textbook on boxing, did everything perfect and was light years ahead of his time. |
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| Her passion to small business and her guts puts her light years ahead of her age. |
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| Later, at the Croatia team base further down the mountain, she shuffles up the stairs ahead of me with a pronounced limp. |
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| The couple ahead of him staggered as his weight fell on their backs. |
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| They are not playing for national pride, they don't want to get injured ahead of important tours for their countries, they've got leggy blonde models to mess around with. |
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| It would be a serious error, that smile is saying, to underestimate a fearsome adversary with his best days ahead of him. |
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| Nevertheless Apple is dumping Google, selfishly putting its feud with Google ahead of the needs of its customers. |
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| This is self-government committing economic suicide, putting ideological absolutism ahead of solving problems. |
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| What that means, though, according to Macdonald, is that the developers are always five years ahead of you. |
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| But controversy reared its ugly head again ahead of the 2004 turf season. |
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| The cast and filmmakers are largely to blame, as they treat the material in a lackadaisical manner, while also telegraphing too many plot points ahead of time. |
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| I followed his tracks for weeks, but he was always one step ahead of me. |
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| And in a related development, government says it has set the ball rolling for the construction of the three modern stadia ahead of the 2010 World Cup set for South Africa. |
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| Choi and Koizumi also agreed that Japan and South Korea will promote friendly relations ahead of the 2002 World Cup finals, which they will co-host. |
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| An increase in imports from overseas, and automation of the weaving processes, mean that Selectus has had to keep ahead of the curve to stay in business. |
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| And most of those players have their best years ahead of them. |
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| The relevant clauses in the Finance Bill were quietly dropped when the legislation was rushed through Parliament before the House broke up ahead of the election. |
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| We can then begin to be ahead of the curve instead of behind it. |
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| The decision came a week ahead of the first test flight of Australia's Wedgetail aircraft at Seattle in the US, where the aircraft are being built. |
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| The angora cross goats, two girls and a boy, caused something of a surprise when they arrived earlier this month, two months ahead of the normal schedule. |
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| You were really ahead of the curve there on Archer with the Jakov plotline. |
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| The Canso plant was enduring one of its many shutdowns and all I could see was another bleak winter ahead of me, with time on my hands and no job to go to. |
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| Energetic fundraisers have gone a long way towards meeting their target and well ahead of time, too, because work on the church has to be delayed. |
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| Despite public outcry ahead of the verdict, reaction was deafeningly silent. |
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| The instructors would launch a trainee every thirty seconds and challenge him to pass the guy ahead of him. |
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| He always tries to ensure that he is one jump ahead of everyone else. |
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| Stevenson has discovered that Rob Roy was a paid agent for the Hanoverians, although he declines to share his evidence for this claim ahead of publication. |
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| When the Belgian national team met up ahead of last Saturday's World Cup qualifier against Latvia, they watched a recording of Scotland's performance in Riga. |
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| Stay one jump ahead of any problem by knowing about it first! |
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| Coupled with steps taken this week to toughen gun laws, the move is seen as an effort to get new legislation on the books ahead of federal elections in September. |
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| He lines his pockets when opportunities arise, and gets ahead of domestic rivals by craft and deceit. |
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| It would seem that in splurging on wine our political class is way out ahead of many of their constituents. |
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| If the match is rained out, and New Zealand beats Canada today, NZ will proceed ahead of SA to the Super Sixes, along with Kenya and probably Sri Lanka. |
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| It predicts what data the program is going to need next and calls it up ahead of time, storing the received but as-yet-unrequired data in main memory. |
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| With the new press in full operation, Stewart is now turning his mind to his next investment in his bid to stay one step ahead of the competition. |
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| He dropped the keys into his pocket, thinking of what was just ahead of them, starting on the sidewalk without any intention of waiting up for Brooke to get out of the car. |
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| Pakistan, on the other hand, have serious worries ahead of the match and need to sort their bowling problems if they nurture any hope of a series-levelling comeback. |
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| So maybe we're positioning ourselves one jump ahead of the government. |
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| The idea had been to plaster a picture of a buxom babe somewhere ahead of the treadmill for him to aim for and help focus the mind but that was a no-no. |
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| With several new faces in the ranks, he wants the senior players back for pre-season earlier than usual to give them seven weeks to gel ahead of the new campaign. |
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| Trulli made a fantastic start from fourth place to take the lead ahead of pole man Michael Schumacher, while Sato from third got the jump on Montoya to go third. |
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| Two weeks ahead of Hallowe'en, several complaints have already been made to Ballybricken Garda Station about fireworks, bangers and general anti-social behaviour. |
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