Soon, Ansley had a helmet and chaps, and was given a leg up onto King's back. |
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On the spinnaker reach to Rayrigg Fiscal Folly pulled ahead, extending its lead in the blustery, fluctuating wind on the leg up to Swan's Nest. |
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As soon as she was out of sight of the house, she swung her right leg up over to the other side to ride astride. |
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Amiable careerists who can avoid making enemies have a definite leg up in this game. |
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I was goofing off, kicking my leg up into the net, letting it get caught and pulling it out again. |
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Wincing in pain, she levered her leg up onto a branch and leaned back, trying to regain her strength for her final run. |
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Holding onto the back of a chair for balance, bend one leg up behind you and grasp the ankle. |
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If you could make a contribution to this in the next few months, this would be a useful leg up. |
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With the loop on the leg farthest away from the pulley, draw that leg up and away. |
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Pull on the strap to raise your left leg up so that your left ankle rests just above the knee on the right leg. |
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It reinforces their identity as owners of the process, allows you to rehearse your response to challenges, and may give you a leg up politically. |
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It's the kind of leg up she believes will make it possible for her to climb the corporate ladder when the time is right. |
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We believe that this is setting the stage for the next leg up in the bull market, but of course we do not know when it will get underway. |
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As many Nordic carton makers, Korsnäs has a leg up on the others with regard to sustainable development. |
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This propensity to spend played into the hands of Chinese exporters, who got a leg up from the undervalued yuan. |
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The reality is that the Liberal Party thinks that it finally has a leg up on the government when it comes to accountability. |
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Push in a leg locking pin and rotate that leg up until the locking pin clicks into place. |
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By improving access to capital, we can provide businesses and entrepreneurs with a leg up. |
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The actress even has the deliveryman scratch her back as she kicks her leg up in the air like a dog. |
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Joe used his pocket knife to slit the pants leg up to the knee. |
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And now that the City of Toronto is officially and financially backing a study of green roofs, Toronto may finally be able to get a leg up in the market. |
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It is really of no use to the political operative or tactician looking for a leg up over the opposition. |
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Above all this is a means of teaching people to become responsible and a practical way of giving them a leg up. |
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It is hard to envision mud so deep and thick that soldiers would take one step and then have to reach down with their hands to pull their leg up for the next step. |
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We were only trying to point out that through price controls in Australia you have seen an unlevel playing field, where a higher-priced competitor is getting a leg up. |
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The employer thinks it has the additional leg up and can exact what it needs from its employees through this third leg when it comes to introducing scabs into the workplace. |
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Lift the leg up to open the air inlet cover. |
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More than that, it helps give people a leg up into the labour market. |
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He hopes that all the extra advertising will allow him to get a leg up on the competition. |
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You as broadcasters, have a leg up in the digital world as you have already established your brands and role as trusted and familiar content aggregators in the minds of consumers. |
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If a country guesses right on technology at an early stage in its evolution, it may get a leg up on competing nations in terms of infrastructure development, applications development and economic spin-off. |
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Outer Thigh-In same position as inner-thigh exercise, extend right leg out to the side, raising leg up slowly in a semicircle, with toe pointed toward body. |
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August 1 is an important day in the history of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade and a reminder as to why large numbers of Blacks never got a leg up on the economic ladder. |
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