That's where SKEYE's Mini Drone comes in for the save.
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Which is where this method comes in for the win.
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Roman Catholic ritual also comes in for some gentle ribbing.
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The first substitution as Cheikhou Kouyate comes in for Alfred N'Diaye.
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That's where we come in and where YouTube comes in for video.
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All this comes in for a marginally more reasonable $802 per night.
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Almost no one in this book comes in for a critical word.
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I.O., comes in for special scorn, standing for insular, uninspired, bureaucratic leadership.
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And Obama's own administration comes in for its fair share of criticism.
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He checks in for Mertens, and Chadli comes in for an ineffective Carrasco.
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Yannick Carrasco, a winger who plays in China, comes in for Marouane Fellaini.
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Just before an England free kick, Marcus Rashford comes in for Raheem Sterling.
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My roommate comes in for a pancake and we catch up a little.
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The party's attitude to education comes in for particular stick from the Syriza-doubters.
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The company may want to track each application that comes in for their records.
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It's never easy to say goodbye, but "Kimmy" comes in for a smooth landing.
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Jordan E. Cooper's debut play, a comedy with turbulence, comes in for a landing.
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Users are notified each time a new satellite image comes in for their specified area.
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Who cares that you waited, or that your male colleague comes in for similar treatment?
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"Every pregnant woman who comes in for prenatal care wants Zika testing," Dr. Elkin said.
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Iago Aspas, who is a sort of hybrid striker/winger, comes in for Diego Costa.
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Maximiliano Gomez Gonzalez comes in for Edinson Cavani, who must be tired after this one.
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She comes in for a month at a time and this is her final treatment.
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His handling of the US relationship with less friendly nations comes in for more criticism.
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"The real concern comes in for those who have kids in their teenage years," he added.
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As I'm leaving, she comes in for a hug, and Joey walks me to the door.
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Chelsea youngster Ruben Loftus-Cheek comes in for Dele Alli, as England chases a late winner.
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Google comes in for plenty of criticism from Zuboff, but she is equally scathing about Facebook.
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Actual music only comes in for the last few minutes, and it's a shock when it does.
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My friend from out of town, M., comes in for the game and to stay the night.
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They feast on meze, kebabs and fish, and, at some point, Wafa also comes in for dinner.
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Each time, the doctor comes in for a minute, looks at the bite, and gives me a shot.
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She manages a 22-person, full-time staff, plus a seasonal production team that comes in for rehearsals.
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The automated plane comes in for a landing The automated plane comes in for a landing A plane making an autonomous landing needs to know exactly where the runway is, naturally, but it can't rely on GPS — too imprecise — and if it can't use ILS and other ground systems, what's left?
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But if the person who comes in for help isn't making the choices themselves, they don't hold themselves accountable.
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It's just another morning at the diner when Barbara, one of the girls working under Larry, comes in for breakfast.
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Uribe comes in for the injured Abel Aguilar in the only two changes from Colombia's 3-0 win against Poland.
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The company has taken a beating as a result, and CEO Tim Cook now regularly comes in for harsh criticism.
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As the rocket comes in for landing, it can shake the drone ship, making it even harder to maintain this connection.
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For these people, horse is comfort food; Otis recalls one 80-year-old patron who still comes in for steak tartare.
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One person who has allegedly heard the song says Durant raps the first verse and James comes in for the second.
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He comes in for some significant bullying from other locals when he tries to romance her, and he faces it with dignity.
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"The people who feel guilty are the ones who think the behavior is abnormal — that's who comes in for treatment," she says.
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ET. Don't be alarmed if the video cuts out right as the booster comes in for its landing on the drone ship.
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In one memorable sequence, Larissa—a high powered marketing director at Supercontinent —comes in for a drink and an excuse to chat.
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A healthy young person comes in for a regular checkup, and you discover they are a perfect match for your five patients.
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The Republican plan calls for the federal government to stop paying Planned Parenthood when a patient on Medicaid comes in for care.
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But this vision of Ike comes in for radical revision in Stephen S. Cohen and J. Bradford DeLong's 2016 book Concrete Economics.
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When the candidate comes in for the interview, they&aposre tested, and the testing continues every day they&aposre on the job.
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The press comes in for a pasting too, for its stentorian judgments about scandals and cover-ups, mostly based on very limited information.
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Watch -- as #23 (Biebs) comes in for a shot, a defender comes down hard with his own stick and snaps Justin's in 2.
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Gateway TreatmentWhen a guy comes in for a cosmetic consult, we'll talk about hair loss, his jawline, his wrinkles, and discoloration on the face.
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"Advertising is going to be the way that revenue comes in for the foreseeable future," Mark Zuckerberg said during the company's last earnings call.
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Peterson, who was the armed school resource officer that day, comes in for special scrutiny in the lawsuit filed by Andrew Pollack, Meadow's father.
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"At the end of the day, when a patient comes in for a treatment, they know what they're going to get," he pointed out.
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He comes in for a couple of days a week, and I'll brief him on some administrative work related to galleries, printing or shipping.
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Like the old Apollo flights, New Shepherd uses a triple parachute combo to add drag to the capsule as it comes in for a touchdown.
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It is next to his office, and the waiters greet him by name when he comes in for his morning espresso or an evening beer.
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Avedon was famous for zooming in on his subjects' warts and wens and liver spots, and he comes in for a little of the same.
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No country in Europe trains soldiers from as young an age as we do in the UK, and that comes in for its own criticism.
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Mr. Wurtzel, however, wants to ensure that if for some reason the Department of Buildings comes in for an inspection, the building management won't be liable.
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But my fingers are crossed that the next HP laptop that comes in for review isn't saddled with the same old trackpad problems I've seen for years.
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That's where clothing comes in: For the first time ever, Link can equip clothing and armor found in the world of Hyrule (in addition to concocting potions).
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Instead, she said they share a social worker with other school districts who comes in for one-and-a-half days every week to work with kids.
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Mark Zuckerberg has previously said "advertising is going to be the way that revenue comes in for the foreseeable future" but has said commerce and shopping look promising.
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These women are paid 1,000 rupees for each patient with two or fewer children who comes in for sterilization and 240 rupees for each patient with three or more.
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Marsters's Bloody Board comes in for particular attention—one user works out that she must be posting once every 84 minutes, 24 hours a day to keep up numbers.
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Mr. Snyder's office comes in for harsh criticism for relying on the department's assurances that the water was safe despite mounting evidence that it was in fact poisoning residents.
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In the video, the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, also comes in for mockery as cozying up to a leader who has been increasingly criticized for flouting the bloc's democratic ideals.
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For every woman who comes in for a complimentary fitting, Wacoal will donate $1953 to the Susan G. Komen Foundation to benefit breast cancer research, care and community health programs.
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Pilot Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) comes in for some particularly intense scrutiny, as Johnson analyzes and dismisses a certain type of reckless hero complex, and the dangers that come with it.
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"(3) I didn't eat or drink anything prior to this surgeryA patient comes in for surgery and the anesthesiologists asks, "When was the last time you had anything to eat or drink?
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In "Breathe," a book light on physical detail, the old sofa Perry and her son sat on as they waited for the news of Troy Davis comes in for sudden, affectionate description.
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That's where its decision to run autoplaying trailers comes in, for example, or why it now features those Stories-inspired previews, or why it tested promoting its shows right on the login screen.
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" It used to be mostly alcohol, he said, "but now almost every attorney that comes in for treatment, even if they drink, they are using drugs, too — Xanax, Adderall, opiates, cocaine and crack.
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The earth sciences division at NASA comes in for a 6 percent cut; other reductions take aim at the United States Geological Survey and the National Science Foundation, a big player in scientific research.
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Finally, J.P., the tall young man whose dating habits caused so much discussion, comes in for a critique from the judge, who is unhappy that someone only seven weeks into the program is causing him aggravation.
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Everyone who's ever watched CSI assumes the forensics team comes in for evidence and cleans everything up, but in reality the aftermath is left to the homeowner to deal with, and that's where we come in.
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The kid comes in for respite, and there's a health clinic where they'll immediately do a health checkup with the kid and see if there are any illnesses or medications they need to be concerned about.
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His personality cult, driven by dozens of daily tweets and Facebook posts, expertly crafted to show him as a man of the people, on the side of the little guy against the elite, comes in for similar suspicion.
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Grande and Cyrus share most of the beginning of the song, before Del Rey comes in for the bridge in her iconic style, singing, "You can't get me off your mind" while she sultrily poses next to a fireplace.
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Grande and Cyrus share most of the beginning of the song, before Del Rey comes in for the bridge in her iconic style, singing, "You can't get me off your mind" while she moodily poses next to a fireplace.
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Cummings also comes in for a major roasting in the committee's report after his failure to appear before it to answer questions, despite multiple summons (including an unprecedented House of Commons motion ordering him to appear — which he nonetheless also ignored).
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Ide writes about the hostility among ethnic groups — notably black gangs and Chinese triads (whose members' affectation of American gang habits comes in for some mockery, though their toughness does not) — in ways that would be offensive if they weren't equal-opportunity insults.
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While the committee uses the term "tech companies" throughout its report to refer to multiple companies, Facebook specifically comes in for some excoriating criticism, with the committee accusing the company of misleading by omission and actively seeking to impede the progress of the inquiry.
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If the shutdown goes on long enough and there are other shocks to the system, that's where the real danger comes in — for example, if trade tensions between the US and China increase, or Brexit goes off the rails more than it already has.
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When you can, purchase biodegradable versions of plastic, like dog-poop bags made from cornstarch, and reuse single-use items that can't be avoided: If you save the bags that bread comes in, for example, you won't ever need to buy zip-top bags. Vote.
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Roam has evolved into a miniature global corporation, with a dozen staff members, most of them digital nomads themselves, living among its locations, communicating through the chat platform Slack, checking in over weekly conference calls and scanning any print mail that comes in for online dispersal.
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The sexual revolution, in particular, comes in for hate: They believe women being freed to make their own sexual choices, rather than being married off to men and made subordinate, is the reason women can choose to sleep with attractive men and ignore the so-called incels.
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ICE still has the right to reconsider and make an offer for LSEG within the next six months, provided it has approval from the British Panel on Takeovers and Mergers, or if the LSE-Deutsche Boerse merger falls through or another bidder comes in for the UK bourse.
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However ICE still has the right to reconsider and make an offer for LSEG within the next six months, provided it has approval from the UK's Panel on Takeovers and Mergers, or if the LSEG-Deutsche Boerse merger falls through or another bidder comes in for the UK bourse.
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Grown-ups often have trouble with the "diminished consciousness of self" aspect of play, and that is where live music comes in for the Barkers of Alexandria, La. Hospital executives by day and clients of Mr. Boudreaux's, at night and on weekends they hit the road for shows and festivals.
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Two seasons have passed of the Netflix series based on the true story of Queen Elizabeth's reign, and it's time to say goodbye to Claire Foy's rendition of the monarch (the actress is already dominating in her brand-new role in First Man) before Olivia Colman comes in for the next two seasons.
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In fact, one of the things that we're hoping the Veteran's Administration might do is when a veteran comes in for an appointment to have a wellness check for the caregiver, because many of them are so involved in providing all of these services that they don't take good care of themselves.
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It features this wonderful passage about imagining a better world where a bachelor party comes in for a workshop, with each of the men "nervous that there is some secret out there to pussy eating that the other men aren't telling, each of them worried that their girlfriends and wives or Tinder dates will leave them for someone who sucks clit better."
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And Bong cleverly broadens his approach to this idea by showing how it affects cultures far beyond the borders of the US. That this market critique comes from a movie so closely tied to Netflix, which often comes in for economic and corporate critique both at film festivals and in the broader marketplace, makes it more than a little ironic.
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Part of the reason for this, he believes, is that tanning salons often offer packages that include both indoor tanning sessions and spray tans, which means that someone who comes in for a spray tan might also try indoor tanning, or that someone trying to spray tan in order to cut down on or stop indoor tanning would struggle to stay away from the beds.
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"Public health experts and pediatricians, when a child comes in for a visit, may warn against the risks of excessive weight, but for every positive message like that, 10 negative messages undermine the benefits -- negative messages in terms of food advertisements, which suffuse media today, broadcast media, the internet and athletic sponsorships, as this study shows," said Ludwig, who was not involved in the study.
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The head of Germany's markets regulator said in June it was hard to see how the head office of the merged group could be in London given that Britain was leaving the EU. ICE still has around three months to reconsider and make an offer for LSE, provided it has approval from the British Panel on Takeovers and Mergers, or if the LSE-Deutsche Boerse merger falls through or another bidder comes in for the UK bourse.
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Lassingbergh, now jolted out of his melancholy, is re-united with Lucilia. Doctor Dodypoll comes in for some final fooling and mockery at the play's end.
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Naim's own NAC A5 speaker wire occasionally comes in for criticism for its physical stiffness, and also for imparting a "brittle, scratch" quality to the sound.
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Kramer comes along to pick up his blade. Jerry insults Sitarides and causes her to leave. As Kruger comes in for his screening, Kramer (with his white butcher's coat on) takes Sitarides's place as the doctor (Dr. Van Nostrand).
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The Admiral asks Lady Frederick to marry him. When Montgomerie comes in for the money she owes him, she prevaricates, saying she has already sent it. Eventually Fouldes gives Montgomerie a cheque to settle the debt. Finally, Fouldes talks to Lady Frederick.
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She breaks off the marriage with him and goes to find Jean. She finds him and confess that she loves him and they lived happily ever after. The story makes the boss better. Pierre comes in for dinner and the two click off.
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Almirola comes in for a pit stop The race restarted on lap 199. Green flag stops started on lap 277. Johnson pitted from the lead on lap 279 and handed it to Keselowski. He pitted the next lap and handed the lead to Greg Biffle.
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Alice makes him promise not to but, soon after, she's surprised when Karen comes in for a meeting with Jack. Alice is stunned to see her father bounding in, knowing he highjacked the find from her. Her father, Jack, and Karen go into a closed-door meeting, excluding Alice.
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274 In Professor Tom Garvin's review of the 1950s 'News from a New Republic', he comes in for praise as a moderniser. Garvin places him with a cross party group including Gerard Sweetman and Daniel Morrissey of Fine Gael as well as Seán Lemass of Fianna Fáil who were pushing a modernising agenda.
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Zelig is arrested. Raj comes in for a visit as the game ends. If the player chooses to kill Zelig, Stone and Raj (assuming she survives) will never see each other again and the police rule Zelig's death as a suicide. If Zelig lives and Raj dies, Stone remains a prime suspect.
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The 'three pass optimum', for example, comes in for particular criticism. Wilson notes that while Reep's statistics showed that a higher percentage of goals were scored in moves involving three passes, they also show that three pass moves account for a higher percentage of all shots.Wilson, Jonathan. 2008. Inverting the Pyramid: The History of Football Tactics.
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The cup-tied rule comes in for criticism from various fans and media pundits, particularly when a high profile player is ineligible for significant matches. Some argue that the rule is antiquated and that since the introduction of transfer windows, clubs cannot buy players solely for cup matches, but will only do so for the league (in which there is no cup-tie rule).
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On the title track, > After the opening theme choruses, Peterson slips into a 2-chorus solo. Then > the theme returns, and we realize that all the while, the band has gotten > softer and softer. This leads into Brown's solo, which is unaccompanied to > start, and then adds, in turn, Peterson and Thigpen. When Peterson comes in > for another chorus of solo, everything starts to build again.
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Bennett's company is also employed by the gas outfit. When an investigating committee gets on the job, Johnnie's actual position is exposed, and he comes in for national publicity. This makes it possible for the bird sanctuary to be saved, and Johnnie gets his job back, with a promotion. Steve, who has had a falling out with Anne, finds himself invited to his own wedding, with Anne.
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An Afghan Air Force Mi-17 helicopter comes in for a landing at Jalalabad Airport in October 2011. The Jalalabad Airport was built for dual-use, civilian and military. It is designed to serve the population of Nangarhar Province and neighboring province for domestic flights. The airport is currently used by NATO-led forces, including the Afghan Air Force, and houses large number of ISAF forces.
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Nanotechnology and genetic engineering are two forms of biotechnology popular with the people and pets alike. The former, however, is utilized by the corporations, government, and police to serve much darker purposes. Corporations hire people as test subjects for cosmetic and medical nanotechnology, and then dispose of them as soon as the next trend comes in. For the government and police, nanotechnology is another form of control.
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A funeral is held for Brian and Sean bids farewell to him just as he bid farewell to his father decades earlier. Ronald expresses condolences to Sean and explains to him where the terrorists possibly hang out. Sean and Maggie go after the terrorists, who are subsequently caught and defeated. As in the previous film, the picture ends when a call comes in for another fire.
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In Professor Tom Garvin's review of the 1950s News from a New Republic, Morrissey comes in for praise as a moderniser and the instigator of the Industrial Development Authority. Garvin places him with a cross party group including Gerard Sweetman of Fine Gael and William Norton of the Labour Party as well as Seán Lemass of Fianna Fáil who were pushing a modernising agenda.
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It is a Superswift, an Earth ship designed for interstellar travel. The project was shelved by the World Space Commission as no one could devise a practical faster-than-light propulsion system—at least as of September 1999. Tracked by Alpha's laser batteries, the ship comes in for a landing. Contact is made and the visual of its captain shocks Verdeschi—it is his older brother, Guido.
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At a bistro, Oswald works as the chef while the girl beagle serves as the waitress. Their first patron is a tall terrier who comes in for spaghetti. After finishing his meal, he slowly walks toward the cash register, pretending he would pay his bill. The tall terrier discloses that he has nothing to pay as he quickly exits the door and gives the bistro operators a raspberry.
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After saying this, Frank is finally allowed to leave earth. Bertram wakes up alive in the hospital. Later Gwen, who needs dental work, comes in for an appointment with another dentist but finds Bertram's office to say hello. Bertram tells Gwen of Frank's real nightmare—that of losing his way home, which was the advice Frank told him, and then assures her that Frank has "found his way home".
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Liam even clocks Kasia in at eight o'clock, the time that her legal shift was due to begin, in an attempt to avoid further questions and cover their tracks. That morning, Sally Webster (Sally Dynevor), comes in for material for daughter Rosie's (Helen Flanagan) school play costume. Sally is suspicious and knows that something does not add up. However, the truth behind Kasia's death remains a secret and nobody is charged for her death.
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The film starts with an inebriated Krishna Prasad (Govinda) who is attempting to commit suicide, but is interrupted by Master Chaban (Kader Khan) who stops him. Krishna befriends Chaban and helps him with his business. Deepak Bajaj (Rahul Roy) comes in for a job interview with Krishna's company and is hired. One day Deepak's car has a problem, and Krishna takes him to his home where he sees Pooja (Mamta Kulkarni), wife of Deepak.
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A Helijet S76 comes in for a landing at Vancouver Harbour. A Helijet Bell 206L-1 LongRanger landing on the Vancouver Harbour Helipad. Helijet International is a helicopter airline and charter service based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Well known for its scheduled passenger helicopter airline services, it also operates a charter division (Helijet Charters) serving the film, television, aerial tour, industrial and general charter markets, as well as helicopter and jet air ambulance services.
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Believing Nathan is the culprit, Maisie is upset and angry with him and orders him out of the pub when he comes in for a drink. Nathan goes to his car and discovers a not stuck to the windscreen saying "What are you hiding"? Nathan sees Ryan walking past and accuses him of being the stalker. Ryan is angry at the accusation and he and Nathan square up but Ryan's boss Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley) breaks them up.
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Tadayoshi Ohkura, Ryuhei Maruyama, and Yasuda then take the song into the chorus with duets. The whole band comes in for the chorus before the scat- inspired hook that is sung by Maruyama, Ohkura, Yokoyama, and Shibutani. Yokoyama and Shota duet in the second verse, with Maruyama and Murakami carrying into the second phrase of the second verse. Shibutani and Ohkura duet the bridge and Nishikido sings a solo into the second chorus before the instrumental break.
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In Australia, the United States, and other countries, many nail salons offer personal nail tool kits for purchase to avoid some of the sanitation issues in the salon. The kits are often kept in the salon and given to the client to take home, or are thrown away after use. They are only used when that client comes in for a treatment. Another option is to give the client the files and wooden cuticle sticks after the manicure.
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DaJuan Summers comes in for a dunk against Drexel at the Verizon Center on November 22, 2008\. He scored 10 points against the Dragons. The season began well enough with Georgetown displaying a strong defense in wins over JacksonvilleAnonymous, "Freshman Monroe scores 14, makes difference on defense against Jacksonville," Associated Press, November 17, 2008. and Drexel and Monroe showing his expected defensive prowess and making the first Georgetown score, rebound, and blocked shot of the year.
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James had no love for publicity himself, so he doesn't spare Francie's gaucherie in blabbing about the Proberts' dirty laundry. On the other hand, he doesn't mind drubbing the stick-necked snobbery of many members of the Probert family. In the last analysis James clearly sides with his heroine and grants her a happy ending. Flack, the archetypical newspaperman who can't wait to splatter the latest gossip in newsprint, comes in for a predictable trashing by James.
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The major problem is this bundle might not have a global section in general. This is where the "problem" of global anomalies comes in, for example. A global anomaly is different from the Gribov ambiguity, which is when a gauge fixing doesn't work to fix a gauge uniquely, in a global anomaly, there is no consistent definition of the gauge field. A global anomaly is a barrier to defining a quantum gauge theory discovered by Witten in 1980.
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She works for him in his store along with his wife and mother. When an order comes in for Michael, she tries to leave but Joseph keeps her busy, making her wait longer. When she finishes her duties and goes to close up the store, Michael is standing at the doorway, having again come back for her. She admits that she is frightened by the idea of being in love with him, but he reassures her and brings her home.
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The remix was positively received by music critics. Billboard's Michael Saponara wrote "Steff fires off several warning shots at those speaking on her name throughout the explosive verse". Writing for Vibe, a critic stated that Don "was the perfect addition to the track", and added that she "provides her infectious rhymes and flow" to it. Chantilly Post of HotNewHipHop wrote "Stefflon makes her presence known at the top of the beat and then comes in for the second verse spitting her British/patois bars".
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Joan Baez and Bob Dylan performing at the March on Washington Joan Baez led the crowds in several verses of "We Shall Overcome" and "Oh Freedom". Musician Bob Dylan performed "When the Ship Comes In", for which he was joined by Baez. Dylan also performed "Only a Pawn in Their Game", a provocative and not completely popular choice because it asserted that Byron De La Beckwith, as a poor white man, was not personally or primarily to blame for the murder of Medgar Evers.Jones, March on Washington (2013), p. online.
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An HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter comes in for a landing during a combat rescue training exercise. Combat search and rescue (CSAR) are search and rescue operations that are carried out during war that are within or near combat zones. A CSAR mission may be carried out by a task force of helicopters, ground-attack aircraft, aerial refueling tankers and an airborne command post.Combat Aircraft (European Edition) (magazine), Ian Allan Publishing, September 2003, page 28 The USAF HC-130, which was introduced in 1965, has served in the latter two roles.
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Mesfin Fekadu of The Huffington Post wrote that "the song is smooth and has an addictive hook". John Meagher of Irish Independent labelled the song "highly potent" and noted that it features Timberlake's "typical heavy- hitting approach". Los Angeles Times's Wood praised Drake's verse and wrote that he "takes the sex talk to a level that Timberlake the boy-band veteran still can't". HitFix's Newman graded the song with a "B-" mark, and wrote that "Drake comes in for a rap that works perfectly with the song in their first collaboration".
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The marriage takes place and then, after Lazarille vows to save his master, the execution is carried out. Act 3 The 'widowed' Maritana is now living at the San Fernando palace to be taught courtly manners, being assured by Don José that her husband will soon return from exile. The King comes to visit her, claiming to be Don César - but Maritana says she cannot love him. Before Charles II can force his attentions on her, the real Don César comes in, for Lazarille had cunningly removed the shot from the execution squad's muskets.
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Based on an original screenplay by Sean Lewis and Matt Dellapina, the movie stars Matt Dellapina as Greg \- a children's musician living in the cozy, domestic confines of Brooklyn. When big news comes in for his absentee friend, the constant bachelor Shawn (Sean Lewis), the two make it a mission to visit everyone who has shunned Shawn for years. After the two old friends stumble over some re- acquainting pains, they soon hit the American road. The film also stars Maria Vorhis and star of HBO's Vinyl, MacKenzie Meehan.
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They believe the First is taking a brief break from them, but it will come back stronger and better than before. While Dawn watches silently from the stairs, Buffy tries to give the girls another pep talk. At work, Buffy talks with Xander on the phone until a student, Amanda, comes in for counseling. The girl asks about liking a boy who picks on her and seeks Buffy's advice, but Buffy gets a bit distracted with her own similar situation with Spike and rambles about how she's not going to let that problem happen again.
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In an early work of 1233, Bertran criticises the oppressive behaviour of Raymond Berengar towards his Provençal subjects when he has made Crusader vows. In a work of 1247, Charles comes in for criticism for planning to go on Crusade when he ought to be making good his claim on Provence. A similar theme appears in another poem, which criticises Charles for planning to fight Turks and Khwarezmians instead of dealing with Provence. In an undatable work Bertran expresses frustration with his lady and would rather be imprisoned by the "Masmutz" (Muslims) than by her.
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Director James Burrows observed that this series is intended to be about the bar, where anybody comes in for any reason, not just drinks. The show was originally set in a hotel, a setting inspired by Fawlty Towers, Burrows's favorite British sitcom. The producers narrowed the setting down to a hotel bar, but later evolved it into a neighborhood bar in Boston, according to Glen Charles, "because it was more cozy". The "athletic element" was added to the bar because the show's creators, Burrows and Charles brothers (Glen and Les) were sports fans.
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Jim Hawkins (Kim Burfield) is a young boy who works at a pub with his mother (Maria Rohm). When a drunken old sailor named Billy Bones (Lionel Stander) comes in for a drink and dies, Jim gets his hands on a map which shows the whereabouts of pirate Captain Flint's treasure. Immediately taking action, he then enlists the help of Squire Trelawney (Walter Slezak) and Dr. Livesey (Angel DelPozo) to join him as he locates the island on the map. Together, they join a ship commanded by Captain Smollett (Rik Battaglia) that will lead them to their destination.
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While he is there, Yoshitarō Sakamoto (Daisuke Katō), the owner of a small local car-repair shop, comes in for a bowl of noodles and recognises Hirayama as the captain of the ship in which he served as a Petty Officer during the war. He takes Hirayama to his favourite bar. Hirayama notices that the bar-owner Kaoru (Kyōko Kishida) resembles his dead wife. Kaoru puts on a recording of the patriotic song Warship March and Sakamoto marches up and down, holding a salute and singing meaningless syllables in time to the music, in a mocking version of military drill.
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Reviews for the game were mixed, possibly reflecting the relative quality of the different versions of the game. The original version on the C64 was given a generally positive review in Zzap!64 with particular praise being given to the sampled sound effects and animation of the main sprites (although they alleged that the main character is stolen from Impossible Mission). The music comes in for criticism with the backgrounds and short nature of the game also being questioned but the game is recommended as "worth every penny of the measly two quid asking price" with an overall score of 63%.
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French comes in for criticism on his own for his poor sourcing. In an Asia Times interview, the authors note, he implied he had relied on the police and autopsy reports from the case but never cited them in his own footnotes for the book. They question whether French really saw them, since archivists at the Rockefeller Archive Center, which keeps all of PUMC's prewar records since the school was established with that family's money, have found no report from an autopsy performed later than 1933. Most of French's reconstructed account of the investigation comes entirely from Werner's letters.
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Meredith takes Richard’s advice about working with Penny, but she starts taking it too easy on Penny when a longtime elderly patient comes in for a kidney transplant. A large osteosarcoma is found on his skull, which halts the transplant until Jo realizes that the kidney donor can essentially remove the cancerous tumor by also donating a skull. Bailey and Ben begin to squabble about Jackson still living with them, so Bailey withholds sex until Ben kicks him out. Maggie learns that Bailey hired Dr. Nathan Riggs, a new cardio attending, without consulting her first, which angers her and also Owen, who seems to have a past with him.
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John S. Baker House Wilson was a "central figure" in Cincinnati architecture and "the leading architect of the city between 1850–1870".Glenn Patton (Ohio State University) "James Keys Wilson (1828–1894): Architect of the Gothic Revival in Cincinnati", The Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, Vol. 26, No. 4 (Dec., 1967), pp. 285–293 (article consists of 9 pages) 1967 In an otherwise snarky 1867 account of Cincinnati in the Atlantic Monthly, Wilson comes in for plaudits as "one of the best architects in the West", and his work on the Plum Street Temple, courthouse, and post office in Cincinnati are noted.
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When a telephone call comes in for Hewitt, Wolfe sends Dill to answer it instead, closes the chamber door, and informs the rest of the group that Dill, not Hewitt, is the murderer. Dill is later found dead in the plant rooms, having turned on the flow of fumigation gas with the intent to kill everyone inside the chamber; however, Wolfe had anticipated this action and diverted the gas to fill the plant rooms instead. Wolfe tells Cramer that Anne had previously confirmed his suspicions of Gould's and Dill's activities. He keeps the black orchids, but Cramer is unimpressed by their appearance, saying that he prefers geraniums.
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The film Police Story 3: Super Cop (released as Supercop), which is tagged as the "Ultimate Edition" on the cover artwork, comes in for particular criticism. Although it is the first western DVD release of this film to contain the original Cantonese audio, the DVD still contains the shorter U.S. cut. Contrarily, the DVD features an interview with star Jackie Chan, in which he argues that he has already edited the film once, questioning the American distributors' need to re-edit. More recently, similar (and often identical) criticisms have been leveled at the label's Blu-ray Disc releases, following their adoption of the format in early 2010.
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Critics were unenthusiastic about the film, but several picked Thompson out as its highlight. Mark Kermode said "Emma Thompson is to some extent becoming the new Judi Dench, as the person who kind of comes in for 15 minutes and is brilliant ... [but then] when she goes away, the rest of the movie has a real problem living up to the wattage of her presence". Thompson was further acclaimed for her work in the London-based romance Last Chance Harvey (2008), where she and Dustin Hoffman played a lonely, middle- aged pair who cautiously begin a relationship. Critics praised the chemistry between the two leads, and both received Golden Globe nominations for their performances.
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The B-26 Marauder named "Carefree Carolyn" from the 386th Bomb Group comes in for a wheels-up landing after completing its 100th mission on 15 June 1944. Douglas A-26B-15-DL Invader Serial 41-31956 of the 553d Bomb Squadron Royal Air Force Station Great Dunmow or more simply RAF Great Dunmow is a former Royal Air Force station in the parish of Little Easton, Essex, England. The airfield is located approximately mi west of Great Dunmow, north of the A120; about northeast of London Opened in 1943, it was used by both the Royal Air Force and United States Army Air Forces during the war, primarily as a bomber airfield. The airfield was closed in 1948.
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The book took 18 years to complete and the acknowledgments cover two full pages - a testimony to the thoroughness of Halpenny's research. Among the many firms and names mentioned, one in particular comes in for special mention. W/Cdr. K H Wallis, who saved the life of the Canberra by inventing the system of loading bombs for as late at 1951 at R.A.F. Binbrook, not a single aircraft was capable of delivering bombs, simply because the fuselage was too low to the ground! With Canberra's introduction came the early Rolls Royce Axial Flow Avon engine, a full description of which, its history and development is given in Chapter 2 - the author even tells us how a jet engine delivers its thrust.
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Patrice gets very upset, because she thought that Wade was coming over to ask her to the prom. Meanwhile, Thomas and David are thinking of pranks to pull on Principal Schmoke (Tim Draper), and Qaasim is running away from four girls that he asked to the Masquerade Party, who all said yes, and have no idea about the others. While practicing for the tour, Alex makes up his own superhero "BASSFF Man" (Bat And Super Spider Fantastic Four Man), and he makes Nat his sidekick, "Birdie". Jesse comes in for practice with her sisters, Bessy and Tessy, as well as three other sisters (who are really The Adorable Timmerman Brothers), for the new director, Wing's, vision about the tour having dancing girls.
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He also appears as one of the main characters in James Leasor's novel about the Indian Mutiny, Follow the Drum, describing his death in some detail. He is also featured in James Leasor's history of the siege, 'The Red Fort'. A famous biography was also written about him by Lionel J Trotter (1897) and he comes in for conspicuous mention in the book Soldier-Sahibs:The Men who made the North-West Frontier (2001) by British author Charles Allen. Nicholson also served as Deputy Commissioner of Bannu (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan) from 1852-1854. For his bravery and services towards British government, a tablet in a church at Bannu carries the following caption: “Gifted in mind and body, he was as brilliant in government as in arms.
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Although it is permissible to identify haumai with ahankar, the fact that haumai is not included in the evil pentad and yet comes in for the strongest censure in the Scripture would lead to the conclusion that it is regarded as a major evil in addition to those forming the pentad. It may be added that haumai or egoity, self-centredness, the personality system, the belief in one's individual existence, is the basis of all the other evils. From this standpoint, ahankar may be reckoned as an offshoot of haumai. The assertion or affirmation of 'I' runs counter to the affirmation of 'Thou'; the consciousness of 'self existence' or 'one's own existence' (sva-bhava or atma- bhava) is diametrically opposed to the consciousness of God's existence.
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Miegge comes in for criticism from Barrois for his scriptural exegesis, particularly in his interpretation of Mark 3: 31–35 and John 19: 25–27, where he states that Mary is "rebuked" by Jesus. Similarly, Miegge argues that Roman Catholic theologians "read too much" into the words of the angel Gabriel to Mary in Luke 1: 28 (the Annunciation), an assessment with which Barrois agrees; however, Barrois also states that Miegge seems to put too little weight on these words. Carroll, himself a Catholic who admits that he is disposed to disagree with Miegge's analysis, praises the clarity with which Miegge analyses Catholic and Protestant differences in their conception of Christianity, but evaluated his description of Catholic Marian belief and practise as "often far removed from reality". It was also reviewed in the International Review of Mission and The New York Times.
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He said it could be done by "raising the bandstand and placing the rooms underneath it.""Central Park Lavatory," Los Angeles Herald, August 5, 1899 He also urged that the city electrician be requested "to see if some means cannot be devised" to dim the headlights of streetcars while they were "traveling the crowded streets of the city.""Oil Refinery Ordinance: Councilman Vetter Comes in for Criticism," Los Angeles Times, January 9, 1900, page I-10 Vetter failed of renomination by the local Republican Party convention after he opposed opening up a district surrounding Westlake Park, the present McArthur Park, for oil drilling. It was said that Vetter had thus earned the enmity of an influential "oil speculator and money lender," W. E. De Groot, who was quoted as saying he would spend ten thousand dollars to defeat Vetter if he were renominated.
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It is sounded during the first two measures by Hendrix playing a B on guitar against an E played by Redding on bass, followed by the respective octaves. Mitchell on drums comes in for the third measure, when Hendrix introduces the riff that piqued Chandler's interest, and Redding continues playing the octaves in E. After the riff, the verse sections begin, which Shadwick describe as "simplicity itself, consisting of just three chords": E79, G, and A. The E79, or dominant seventh sharp ninth chord, has come to be called the "Hendrix chord" by guitarists and was used primarily in rhythm and blues and jazz before Hendrix helped popularize it. He also used an unconventional fingering technique for the G and A chords. Because Hendrix used his thumb to fret the roots of the G and A chords on the sixth string, his fingers were left in a position to create different chord voicings.
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