Cars dawdle in front of him; some cut him off.
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Don't dawdle, though, as this deal won't be around for long.
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The problem is, politicians may not have much time to dawdle.
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Scenario 2: Dawdle on invoking Article 50 by having another referendum.
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They're very cute together, but Hays can't dawdle around with her today.
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We derive value from those annoying moments when we're compelled to dawdle.
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Courts dawdle; tribal negotiations can lead to deals in a matter of days.
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But don't dawdle—we don't know how long the price cut will last.
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Occasionally I have so much time that I can dawdle along the route.
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Scenario 3: Dawdle on invoking Article 50 and have an actual general election.
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He doesn't sit still; he'll be thorough, but I never knew him to dawdle.
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Here, the visitors dawdle a little over their stretches, passing exercises and sprinting drills.
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Chatting, he'll dawdle out of the window's vision to the right of the restaurant.
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Fans stepped into his path to ask for his autograph, but he could not dawdle.
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Slowpokes, beware: More states are cracking down on drivers who dawdle in the left lane.
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It is a marvel that viewers should dawdle over, as well as immerse themselves in.
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While some countries dawdle, Britain has had a comprehensive climate policy for more than a decade.
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She stresses that women in Somalia are no longer content to just dawdle at the political sidelines.
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Support Darwish's 'Syrian Metal Is War' crowdfunding campaign here—it's in the final week, so don't dawdle.
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The much-feared financial meltdown after the No vote has been averted, but Italy cannot afford to dawdle.
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But in the early going, Trust's tendency to dawdle leaves a sense that everything and nothing matters simultaneously.
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Poets often seem to move through the mists, certain where they're going, sure the reader will dawdle behind.
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Don't dawdle, though — since this deal has just begun, that average will only go up from here on out.
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Head over to Amazon to shop these deals, but don't dawdle — we don't know how long they'll stick around.
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A cataclysmic event is scheduled mere days away; watching Hong dawdle to forestall it isn't exactly a nail-biting experience.
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If you can, plan ahead and wear a robe so your therapist doesn't have to politely dawdle for too long.
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He couldn't dawdle; he had to get his work done and return to campus in time for his 8 p.m.
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Regular drivers know this and some of them speed down here, lest they dawdle and get caught in a snarl up.
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But I had time to dawdle, and to look at the parts of the station where I was not meant to go.
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In theory, he is on the run at this point, but the film is content to dawdle along, admiring the bucolic views.
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But it is just as likely that he will continue to dawdle on reform, because opposition to it will have become entrenched.
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Contriving somehow both to dawdle and to rush, "Murder on the Orient Express" is handsome, undemanding, and almost wholly bereft of purpose.
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But it didn't seem to affect my productivity, suggesting that I might have been more focused knowing I had less time to dawdle.
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But the desire to toe that line—to dawdle in the possibility of getting caught, but not too brazenly—is a common fantasy.
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He may dawdle and let this moment go to waste, which would further keep North Korea in the purgatory of sanctions and isolation.
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I know it's a double meal, but I already paid for the breakfast and I don't know how long we'll dawdle before we eat.
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Requiring ships to carry transponders that report their position, for example, can reveal vessels that suspiciously avoid ports or dawdle in marine protected areas.
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Harrell doesn't give up on possessions or dawdle through sequences that call for him to soar from the weak side to block somebody's shot.
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As a child, Costa would dawdle in the deep gutters lining the streets near her home, the cool, mucky water providing her momentary pain relief.
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While Raw's roster is more robust on paper, having one less hour to deal with means the Smackdown creative team has no room to dawdle.
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If you're unsure of what direction to go in and have little time to dawdle, may we point you towards a little site called Amazon?
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The backstory muddles rather than clarifies the front end, and the long wait for the climax is more of a dawdle than a ratcheting up.
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The wanderings of hurricanes vary widely, steered by wind currents and high- and low-pressure systems; some storms race across oceans and land while others dawdle.
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The visitors dawdle over coffee in the early September sunshine, gaze out at the waters of Carmarthen Bay and earnestly compare training injuries and equipment reviews.
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Dawdle in the lobby and you'll find the majority filling its couches aren't even hotel guests, but New Yorkers who come to co-work, mingle, and hang out.
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In Bourges on a recent Saturday, Ms. Bonnin and other activists dawdle in a crosswalk, blocking cars in a show of dismay for the trajectory of French life.
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There is no pre-booking or time slots, and entrance into "Gleaming Lights of the Souls" is first come first served, so don't dawdle; start planning your trip now!
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In My Friend Dahmer, Jeff (Ross Lynch) and his friends do what kids in other coming-of-age movies do: Play pranks, dawdle, smoke pot in parent's wood-paneled basements.
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Visit the PCMag Shop to snag the 75-inch LG NanoCell 4K UHD smart TV for just $1,299 with the code SAVE100, but don't dawdle — this deal ends Dec. 31.
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Indeed, both Cameron and Johnson have said they think it's appropriate to dawdle; Cameron says he'll leave the decision to invoke to his successor, and Johnson has said there's no rush.
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But rather than sit on the sidelines and watch these companies dawdle, Carey, 30, did what any self-respecting Silicon Valley entrepreneur would do when confronted with a problem of such magnitude.
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So the binge-era model means there's room to breathe and take artistic risks—or, conversely, room to dawdle and meander, room to get lost in meaningless tangents and employ heavy-handed artifice.
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If there's one rewarding thing about many Hong Kong action directors, it's that they rarely dawdle in getting to what fight fans have come for: bracing shootouts and high-impact fisticuffs and footwork.
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Warren presents perhaps the most striking contrast to the man who felt entitled to dawdle and soul-search before entering the race, while supplying the bare minimum nutritional content in his policy portfolio: Beto O'Rourke.
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The Judiciary Committee chairman, Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, told reporters on Tuesday that the House would not dawdle but that timing would depend on the House general counsel who represents lawmakers in court.
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At the opposite end of the spectrum, as Mia and Sebastian dawdle and dance beside a bench, high above the city, the light glows violet and rose—a soft spell conjured by the magic hour.
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While judges have previously prodded the department not to dawdle with releases of Clinton's emails, the State Department has routinely complained that FOIA lawsuits have overwhelmed its resources and has quoted review times that can seem comical.
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Their children speak accentless English—one or two even allow a Southern twang to creep in—dawdle in the local Fayette Mall, and swathe themselves entirely in wildcat blue on days when the University of Kentucky's basketball squad plays.
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The sale ends today, though, so if you're in the market for some new stuff for your dorm (back-to-school days will be here before we know it) or just need some new, non-ratty towels, don't dawdle.
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I don't dawdle, and even when walking at high speeds, I'm courteous — always willing to sway to one side, change speed in traffic or even take wide berths around large, lost, child-toting or otherwise compromised gaggles of pedestrians.
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Take your pick from two different styles — the Original Wave, which is 100% foam; or the Hybrid Wave, which combines foam with springs for extra support — but don't dawdle; at least one size is already sold out, and the rest are going fast.
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My impression is that people in Seattle dawdle, people in Los Angeles get right up on your tail but are pretty skilled about it, and those of us from the New York/New Jersey area treat driving as if it were foreplay to genocide.
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Ann (portrayed by the photographer's longtime muse, Australian artist Vali Myers) and her circle of friends dawdle on street corners, grab food from one another's plates, and doze off in cafés, yet despite their cool attitudes, they are also hyper-aware of the camera.
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Those involved with the new undertaking, which is being referred to in shorthand as A1P, say they cannot dawdle if they are to have any hope of reasserting the supremacy that the founders intended when they made the creation of Congress the first element of the Constitution.
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And thanks to several sibling reunions and an episode-ending twist, all of which feature the show's women refusing to sit idly by while the men of Westeros dawdle or stick to what they know, "Stranger" also delivers one of the show's strongest outings in recent memory.
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Here, life moves at a snail's pace: Walking or eating, cooking or contemplating the words of their Vietnamese teacher, Thich Nhat Hanh — many of which are supplied in voice-over by the seductive, milk-and-honey baritone of Benedict Cumberbatch — the nuns and monks dawdle contentedly.
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Applications will now remain open until October 25 at 5 pm PT. Still, this is no time to dawdle if you want a shot at winning the $50,000 prize, hoisting the Disrupt cup and launching your pride-and-joy to an international audience of tech investors, media and thought-leaders.
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In fact, unless the circumstance is extreme, I would always rather find my own transportation from the airport — because this gives me the flexibility to dawdle if I want to, without the pressure of someone waiting on me at the cellphone lot, or — worse — circling the airport like a wayward seagull.
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It's sobering to reflect that Cukor's "Little Women" is nearer in time to the Civil War than it is to us; it could conceivably have been seen by an eighty-year-old whose father had died in the conflict, and the ghost of loss and frailty seems to dawdle on the fringes of the merriment.
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The 2008 dawdle took place on Sunday, 8 June 2008, starting at Redwith Bridge and ending at Queen's Head. The 2009 dawdle took place on Sunday, 7 June 2009, starting at Garthmyl and ending at Freestone Lock. The 2010 dawdle took place on Sunday, 13 June 2010, starting at Berriew with a lunch stop at Belan Locks and ending at Welshpool. After the boaters were welcomed by Derrick and Mary Awcock, who instigated the first dawdle in 1985, the local MP Glyn Davies started the event.
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Col. Brown acted as the principal of Faujdarhat Cadet College for as many as seven years. During this period the college advanced much and reputation of cadet college system was spread throughout Bangladesh. Col. Brown's motto was "Love your country, tell the truth and don't dawdle". His wife Mrs.
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Gallowstree Bridge was rebuilt to allow navigation in 1992, and was officially opened by David Suchet at the eighth rally, while Whitehouse Bridge was rebuilt in 1995, and the 1996 Dinghy Dawdle was able to pass under it with ease. With the Welshpool section making good progress by 1997, the organisers looked at holding future Dinghy Dawdles on other stretches of the canal, again with the main aim of highlighting lowered bridges, but there have been occasions when progress was celebrated. Thus the 2002 Dawdle included the reopening of Brynderwen Lock by Janet Lewis-Jones, a board member at British Waterways, and the 2003 event was held on the newly-reopened stretch of canal from Gronwen Wharf to Queen's Head. The 2001 event had to be cancelled due to an epidemic of foot-and-mouth disease.
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There is no urgency or drive to the action to match the snappiness of the dialogue. Even though it runs at less than 80 minutes, the film seems to dawdle."Channel 4 review Time Out London said Preminger "directs efficiently, but with little feeling for screwball form; with hindsight it was hardly his sort of thing. Amiable enough, but, as ever, a little loveable eccentricity goes a very long way.
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Old Government House, a historic building in Belair National Park. The end of the Waterfall Hike Tunnel at Belair National Park Mating odonata in Belair National Park Koala in Belair National Park ;Wood Duck Dawdle A short circuit around Playford Lake. ;Lorikeet Loop Walk A 3 km circuit walk from the main car park to the Adventure Playground. ;Valley Loop Walk A 3 km circuit walk to Long Gully.
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Most of them offer three sections or zones. A linger zone was designed to accommodate people who were inclined to dawdle and socialize while sitting comfortably on armchairs or sofas using free wifi access. Another zone offers counters and stools for patrons in a hurry who might just grab and go. The third and perhaps most important zone is the one for families or groups where seating arrangements can be reconfigured to meet a variety of needs.
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The event was organised by the Shropshire Union Canal Society, with help from the Friends of the Montgomery Canal, part of the Montgomery Waterway Restoration Trust, and supported by British Waterways. It involved unpowered craft such as dinghies, canoes and coracles travelling along the canal, and being carried across roads at some points where bridges had been lowered. In 2007 the dawdle was between Burgedin Locks and Llanymynech Wharf. It took place on Sunday, 10 June 2007.
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In 2011, the 26th and final Dinghy Dawdle event was held. 14 of the participants withdrew at the last minute due to inclement weather, but 29 boats took part. There had been increasing difficulty with supervising the crossing of roads in the latter years, and so the event tended to stick to sections where this was not necessary. It thus became more of a social event, rather than a campaigning tool, and so the Shropshire Union Canal Society took the decision to stop holding it.
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In the 19th century a group of writers, most notably Ferenc Kazinczy, spearheaded a process of nyelvújítás (language revitalization). Some words were shortened (győzedelem > győzelem, 'triumph' or 'victory'); a number of dialectal words spread nationally (e.g., cselleng 'dawdle'); extinct words were reintroduced (dísz, 'décor'); a wide range of expressions were coined using the various derivative suffixes; and some other, less frequently used methods of expanding the language were utilized. This movement produced more than ten thousand words, most of which are used actively today.
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"What They Do In > Australia" The West Australian Saturday 24 June 1911 p 14 However another contemporary writer declared that: > Arthur Wright's sporting yarns have a real Australian ring about them. The > villainies of the turf underworld are laid bare by his pen, and he never > fails to secure a triumph for straight racing in the end. What this author > doesn't know about the inner workings of the racing world is not worth > learning. Through all his books the romance of love commands adequate > attention but he doesn't dawdle over the subject.
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In the late 18th century, the language was incapable of clearly expressing scientific concepts, and several writers found the vocabulary a bit scant for literary purposes. Thus, a group of writers, most notably Ferenc Kazinczy, began to compensate for these imperfections. Some words were shortened (győzedelem > győzelem, 'triumph' or 'victory'); a number of dialectal words spread nationally (e. g. cselleng 'dawdle'); extinct words were reintroduced (dísz 'décor'); a wide range of expressions were coined using the various derivative suffixes; and some other, less frequently used methods of expanding the language were utilized.
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Cory states that the word should be given its ordinary, dictionary meaning, which is "to stand idly around, hang around, linger, tarry, saunter, delay, dawdle", and it does not contain any element of malevolent intent. He further claims that such a meaning supports the purpose of the section to protect children. "Malevolent intent" - a lesser degree of intent than unlawful intent - is too broad, vague, and subjective, says Cory. Given this interpretation, Cory finds that the law infringes the principles of fundamental justice as it is more restrictive than necessary and applies too broadly.
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Grant aid was available from the European Union, with half of the total cost of £32 million needing to be raised locally. The project had the support of Powys County Council, Montgomeryshire District Council, the Welsh Tourist Board and the Mid-Wales Development Board. However, because of the amount of money involved, the approval of the Welsh Office was required, and this was refused by the Secretary of State for Wales, Peter Walker, in December 1988. The fifth Dinghy Dawdle was therefore not the last, as more campaigning was needed.
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The London production had been on a bare stage with only three chairs; Bennett thought this the only way of staging the work: "There is just enough text to carry the performers on and off, provided they don't dawdle. If they have to negotiate doors or stairs or potted plants or get anywhere except into the wings, then they will be stranded halfway across the stage, with no line left with which to haul themselves off".O'Mealy, p. 13 Later revivals have included productions by Sam Mendes, with Jim Broadbent as Wicksteed (Donmar, London, 1996),Taylor, Paul.
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In the 1980s, Jason developed an association with Cosgrove Hall, and was a voice artist for a number of children's television productions. This included voices for Danger Mouse with Terry Scott, The BFG, Count Duckula, Hugo from Victor and Hugo, Mr. Mert from Truckers, and Toad from The Wind in the Willows, all produced by Cosgrove Hall for Thames Television/ITV. He provided the voice of Father Christmas in Father Christmas and the Missing Reindeer, Rola Polar in The Adventures of Dawdle the Donkey, Angelmouse, and did voices in animated films including Wombling Free and The Water Babies.
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The Montgomery Dinghy Dawdle was an event held annually between 1985 and 2011 to promote use and awareness of the Montgomery Canal, and to highlight the road bridges which had been lowered. It involved unpowered craft such as dinghies, canoes and coracles travelling along the canal. Early events involved stopping the traffic and carrying boats over a road where a low bridge prevented using the canal. Increasing difficulty with supervising this aspect of the event led to it being held on sections that did not involve crossing roads, and so it became a social event, rather than a campaigning tool.
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The 2004 and 2005 events were held on the Welshpool section, with the aim of reminding the public that boats bring a canal back to life. A total of 65 boats took part in the 2005 Dawdle, paddling from Welshpool to Burgedin. The following year saw Lembit Öpik, the Member of Parliament for Montgomeryshire, performing an opening ceremony at Newhouse Lock, on the section to the south of the Welshpool section. The aims of the event remained the same: to demonstrate the benefits of a functioning canal, and raise awareness of the need to reinstate bridges.
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They took cover in difficult forested terrain, allowing the warriors time and space to mass without detection. They had the element of surprise, and this was also aided by the defection of Arminius from Roman ranks prior to the battle. They sprang the attack when the Romans were most vulnerable; when they had left their fortified camp, and were on the march in a pounding rainstorm. The Germans did not dawdle at the hour of decision but attacked quickly, using a massive series of short, rapid, vicious charges against the length of the whole Roman line, with charging units sometimes withdrawing to the forest to regroup while others took their place.
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Named Express trains did not dawdle for any reason. Like the turn around today of an airliner, dining, beverages, cleaning and other hotel and maintenance services all took place as fast as was possible. In May 1870, a Waverly banker named Howard Elmer, along with Charles Anthony and James Fritcher, bought the Pine Plains area between Waverly and Athens. Elmer convinced Asa Packer to locate a new railroad repair facility on the Pine Plains for the expanding Lehigh Valley Railroad, which was making a push north from Duryea at the Lackawanna to connect to the Erie Railroad at Waverly to achieve a market share in the much coveted New York City-Great Lakes sweepstakes.
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The Montgomery Dinghy Dawdle was first held in 1985, and was seen as a way to highlight the problem of bridges which had been lowered, thus preventing navigation, and to show the public that the canal could be used by boats. Mary Awcock, the founder of the event, stated at the time that "It is important to demonstrate that a restored canal will provide a valuable local and tourist amenity." The first event covered a stretch of canal either side of Gallowstree Bridge in Welshpool, which had been lowered and carried the A483 road over the canal. Some 30 boats took part, and when they got to the Bridge, volunteers stopped the traffic while all of the boats were carried across the road.
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Leaflets were given to the waiting drivers, and the event was a success, with good coverage in local newspapers and on the radio. The following three events all focused on Gallowstree Bridge or Whitehouse Bridge, dropped bridges which were either side of Welshpool. The events appeared to be having the required impact, and in late 1988, Mary Awcock announced that the fifth Dinghy Dawdle, to be held in 1989, would be the final one, as there would be no more road bridges around which boats needed to be portaged. Her optimism was caused by the fact the British Waterways Board had obtained an Act of Parliament undoing the abandonment order of 1944, and allowing them to reinstate the entire canal.
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The use of small boats to highlight the plight of the canal was not new when the first Dinghy Dawdle was held. The canal had been officially abandoned by an Act of Abandonment obtained by the London, Midland and Scottish Railway in 1944, although it had effectively been closed since 1936, when a breach occurred near Frankton Junction, which was never repaired. However, a trip along the whole canal was organised by Bill Thisthlewaite just after the end of the Second World War. He was a member of the fledgling Inland Waterways Association, and two boats took part, travelling along the Llangollen Canal and obtaining a toll ticket for the Montgomery section at Ellesmere, despite the fact that the canal was officially derelict.
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The eyes of the Empire are upon us. Our > whole position in the Far East is at stake. The struggle may be long and > grim but let us all resolve to stand fast come what may and to prove > ourselves worthy of the great trust which has been placed in us.Percival, > chapter 9 Royal Engineers prepare to blow up a bridge during the retreat. The Japanese advanced rapidly, and on 27 January 1942 Percival ordered a general retreat across the Johore Strait to the island of Singapore and organised a defence along the length of the island's coast line. But the Japanese did not dawdle, and on 8 February Japanese troops landed on the northwest corner of Singapore island. After a week of fighting on the island, Percival held his final command conference at 9 am on 15 February in the Battle Box of Fort Canning. The Japanese had already occupied approximately half of Singapore and it was clear that the island would soon fall.
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The film develops with a very slow pace, and The New York Times critic Stephen Holden praises this in his review: > As deliberately paced as a late-afternoon amble around a homestead, the > movie occasionally stops in its tracks to take a deep breath and soak in > more of the rural atmosphere. Although this tendency to dawdle may frustrate > viewers accustomed to a barrage of visual stimulation, the movie's unhurried > rhythm eventually works a quiet spell, and after a while you find yourself > settling back, adjusting to the film's bucolic metabolism and appreciating > its eye and ear for detail. Holden also compliments the acting, particularly that of Nicholson, whom he describes as "luminous in an utterly natural way". Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times also commends the film's pace, stating that the "deliberate speed goes hand in hand with its unmistakable sense of place, its attraction to the rhythms of farm life and the unhurried sensibility of its small-town Nebraska setting".
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