He was told that Lauren was doing a gymnastics exercise in the school gym in March 1995 when she jumped from a springboard. |
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Attempting a vault, her right foot missed the springboard and she crashed head first at full speed into the horse. |
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The experiences since the mid-1980s provide a rich base of evidence to draw on as a springboard for ongoing debate. |
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On her second vault, her right foot missed the springboard and she crashed into and over the vault. |
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He then did a springboard senton but Hart went to count the fall but Kash pulled him out of the ring. |
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A permanent lunar base might then provide a springboard for a trip to Mars. |
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Ward broke a 13-game scoring drought at Wimbledon and believes that could be the springboard for a goal burst of his own. |
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We hope many girls used our article as a springboard into their own discussions. |
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But dollar weakness should provide the springboard for an export-led recovery in US manufacturing in due course. |
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But of the two men, only Marlborough used his social connections to the queen as a springboard for a political and military career. |
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In the end Britain was driven out of the ERM in September 1992, and this proved to be the springboard for an economic recovery. |
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The decision was a springboard for the growing civil rights movement in the United States. |
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These images helped provide the springboard for lively discussion on the topic. |
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The project will also act as a springboard for other initiatives that help to promote integration of non-nationals within the local community. |
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His early success has plateaued and he will be looking to use tonight as a springboard into the pre-election period. |
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The following quotes and excerpts ought to provide you with a good springboard for further research into the topic. |
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Barnes uses this as the springboard for a wider discussion about the ethics of drug-taking in sport. |
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When you have a huge home market, you can use that as a springboard and capture the markets around the world. |
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Discover more about springboard materials, booster lessons, and view summer numeracy schools' units of work. |
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Spacek uses the mental limitations of her character as a springboard for her performance. |
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The failure to interdict northern trespassers is particularly worrisome, since Canada is a proven springboard for terrorists. |
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Many of her peers do not remain in the conservationist movement for long, but use their experience as a springboard to move into business. |
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The league is the most important thing, but we can use this game as a springboard for better league performances. |
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But the house-share, thankfully, was just a springboard for some surreal flights of fancy, particularly aimed at film buffs. |
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But, what if the school could use these children's passions as a springboard to further learning? |
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The aim of the project is to give youngsters a springboard towards independence. |
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Skills checklists and an annotated bibliography provide a springboard for further insight and exploration. |
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In the past, the National junior team has been a springboard to superstardom. |
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Now, a sports column is nothing more than a springboard, a gig that starts you on your way to becoming a multimedia star. |
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I hope the book gives some people insight into the lives of the less fortunate, and that the insight will be a springboard to action. |
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He skillfully uses the books under review as a springboard for reassessing a variety of intellectuals, Victorian and modern. |
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Attempting a vault, her right foot missed the springboard and she crashed headfirst at full speed into the horse. |
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Fourthly, more and more foreigners used Beijing as their springboard to run a blockade to the third country. |
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Combining her poetry and creative writing allows Powers to script a visual springboard for contemplation and reflection. |
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I made it in time to catch the end of the women's three-metre springboard event. |
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The Taipei mayoralty has always been a springboard for higher political office. |
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The position has proved to be a springboard to higher office in the past and holders of the post are regarded as potential high-flyers within the bank. |
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But, like a traditional shaman, Coltrane clearly believed that the drums served as a springboard to a higher order of engagement. |
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The games master would insist on everyone rattling along the floor, pounding on the springboard and doing amazing acrobatics above the large wooden horse. |
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The catastrophic damage resulting from the 1906 earthquake proved to be the springboard for a century of advances in the understanding and science of earthquakes. |
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Without a warm up, or even adjusting the setting of the springboard, she ran down the runway and performed a Tsukhara, a vault that few women were capable of at the time. |
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The second section of the book is a variation of the first, but instead of using literature as a springboard for his discussion, Ellison uses jazz. |
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From the moment of his arrival in England, George of Denmark showed no sign of any inclination to use his social position as a springboard for a political career. |
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What sets the film apart from others is the way in which Mendes employs a seemingly benign and satirical scene like this as a springboard for much larger questions. |
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I am also pleased that the bill can act as a springboard for discussion and raising awareness about fraud more generally. |
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The results were used as a springboard for discussion during the symposium workshop. |
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That's the case in the National Wildlife Refuge, where restoring the native longleaf pine and wiregrass community should provide a springboard for the unusual gopher tortoise. |
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Local democracy is thus quite simply the springboard for autonomous development and resistance to the pull of the city. |
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Now other defendants are using his case as a springboard to plead for leniency. |
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As I mentioned in my comments, this is a springboard for further discussion to move other pieces of legislation forward. |
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The main thing is to be seen and to make the most of the terrific springboard to notoriety that the festival represents. |
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It is intended to act as springboard for ministers to discuss a sensitive topic. |
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Marie Claire editor in chief Anne Fulenwider said she has no comment about Mam using her magazine as a springboard for redemption. |
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This has opened the door to a development in which the environment becomes a springboard for both new companies and new jobs. |
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The D.C. Circuit has been their springboard for rear-guard actions against the administration, and they want to preserve it. |
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Today they still hold potential, forming the springboard for future growth. |
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As a springboard to the future, the Union should fully exploit the opportunities provided by the current trend towards recovery. |
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Be a springboard, not a straitjacket How demotivating is it to be constantly told what not to do? |
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But sometimes heritage is an irrepressibly fascinating springboard for talent. |
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He used his seat as a springboard to push for change and, together with Mayor Moscone, he saw the abolishment of the city's anti-sodomy law. |
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Yet again Saints lacked a forward who can cause damage in the penalty box, and their powder-puff probings were often the springboard for surging Celtic counter-attacks. |
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The tax credit was intended to allow capitalization of companies and springboard their growth. |
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Sinn Féin's flop in the Republic's recent election was a perfect springboard for a move like this. |
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Take the case of diver Wu Minxia, who won gold for China in the 3m synchronized springboard event. |
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The sub-priorities, covering both basic and applied research and innovation, will serve as a springboard to leadership by Canada in areas of significance to the nation. |
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The argument of concentrating entirely on economics as a last, desperate springboard for the development of Third World countries, which are unable to afford the luxury of environmental safeguards, is mere pettifoggery. |
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Is work in the service sector unstimulating and low-paid with few prospects, or can it be invaluable in early professional development and prove a springboard for future success? |
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The 30-year-old diver won the synchronized 3-m springboard with countrywoman Shi Tingmao to claim her fourth consecutive gold in the event and become the first woman to win four golds in the same diving event at the Olympics. |
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An outdoor scavenger hunt and hike employing GPS technology is the perfect springboard for a discussion about the inuksuk? used by many generations of Inuit for guidance and orientation on the land. |
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Education was our last hope, our springboard to success. |
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As long as the town remains loyal to Colonel Qaddafi, it both blocks the road to Misrata, the rebels' western redoubt some 220km to the west, and provides a springboard for rolling back the rebels in the east. |
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A 12th century Egyptian poem praising the beauty of the clouds is the springboard for Maryem Tollar's soliloquy with her own electronically processed voice. |
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The Regional Council decided to grant aid package associations pledging to keep the young recruits at the end of their contract of employment springboard to reduce labor costs they incur. |
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Alexandre Despatie of Laval, Quebec, won three gold this week sweeping all three of the springboard events, including the three-metre synchro with Reuben Ross of Regina. |
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The rejuvenation of its staff, which was largely completed in 2002, and the substantial range of strategic partnerships should provide a technological springboard for the future. |
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Use books on space travel as a springboard for a science lesson. |
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But let's not be too negative: by and large, the best films were rewarded in some way, if not the right way, and this is a springboard to getting audiences around the world. |
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The distinctive sleek, sophisticated, body-conscious dresses of Beckham's early collections have proved to be a mere springboard for a fully formed fashion house that is holding its own at the highest levels. |
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That changed after the SNP won power from Labour in the devolved Edinburgh parliament in 2007 and used it as a springboard for last September's independence referendum in Scotland. |
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The report underlines the importance of the priorities decided upon at the summit and uses them as a springboard to propose specific objectives in the political, economic, social and cultural fields. |
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It is also important that, when implementing minimum standards, these be seen as a springboard for the improvement of living and working conditions on the ground, and not as the end in themselves. |
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These themes are a springboard to our key messages in 2006 and beyond. |
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The adoption of the Dar-es-Salaam Declaration provided a springboard to the second phase of the process of the Conference, which consists of formulating draft protocols and programmes of action. |
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In all cases, we will benefit from Seagram management's knowledge of local markets and brands, which will also serve as a springboard for our international brands into those markets. |
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The federal government states the Canada Brand initiative will work in lockstep with industry as a springboard to complement the successes already achieved in key markets. |
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The mutual respect, trust and support we give each other make each project and each initiative a springboard to new heights inspired by the needs and expectations of our members. |
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It was a Canadian record ninth career Commonwealth Games gold for Despatie and third at these Games after sweeping the individual springboard events earlier this week. |
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Let's use this gathering and the excitement and spirit of partnership that has been created here as a springboard to even greater collaboration and action. |
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We use this platform of well established brands as a springboard for developing value-added products that allow us to capture market share and increase profitability. |
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Everybody knows, but nobody expresses it openly, that this system is the main springboard, admittedly indirect, but powerful, for the exporting of American agricultural products. |
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We view this conference as a springboard for future action. |
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In 1798, he led a military expedition to Egypt that served as a springboard to political power. |
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This was the advance guard for Strongbow's army and was to be the springboard for an assault on Waterford. |
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The city would later be used as a springboard for Operation Veritable, the invasion across the Rhine River by Allied Troops. |
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The kingdom thrived for a few centuries, and formed a springboard for Christianisation of the mainland. |
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The springboard for both the main plot and subplot of King Lear, in fact, is adulterous motherlessness, both suspected and admitted. |
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Liverpool await, there are a few missing details, but Klopp will have a new reinforcement and for Pato the Premier League will be a new springboard. |
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Terrorists are attempting to use the Middle East and North Africa as a springboard to destabilize other countries, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday. |
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Her deep life in Christ was the springboard for her charitable giving to countless ministries, apostolates, and works of mercy across the country and around the world. |
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The militias became a strong factor in the politics of the city afterwards, as a springboard from which the criollos could manifest their political ambitions. |
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While Courter definitely took her time untwisting this tale, I would recommend this book for the story alone, as well as a springboard for discussion. |
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