The Duke getting to grips with a radiotherapy machine #HRHvisit pic.twitter.
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Getting to grips with what is going on will be tough.
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Cara is only just getting to grips with what her future is.
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I think the key ingredients were getting to grips with the prototype car.
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I'm still getting to grips with the internet, as are most people of a certain age.
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Instead of getting to grips with these problems, the government appears to be counting on China.
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I'm still getting to grips with my preferred fighters, and how best to use their abilities.
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Three months into the role, she's still getting to grips with the number of people needing help.
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Sarah is sitting with fuckhead Chris just as she is getting to grips with her new school environment.
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When you're getting to grips with new technology or testing out a freshly downloaded app, mistakes can happen.
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Sheng said the world was finally getting to grips with the "massive labor shock" brought about by globalization.
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Getting to grips with that is also of the first importance in the foreign policy situation of northeast Asia.
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As I was getting used to "stereo" hearing, I was also simultaneously getting to grips with Senua's own battles.
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One of the biggest benefits of better measured seas is the possibility of getting to grips with dramatic weather events.
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One of the biggest benefits of better-measured seas is the possibility of getting to grips with dramatic weather events.
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Getting to grips with how and why these events occur is an important part of understanding the formation of our Universe.
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But this is something airlines are getting to grips with now because there are new systems in place where pilots can be forewarned.
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I'll tell you how I felt as I was getting to grips with the Huawei MateBook X Pro for the first time: perplexed.
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It sounds like the induction ritual for a ninja warrior; the trials and tribulations of a Jedi getting to grips with the Force.
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On top of getting to grips with the world being a completely different place, there's all these restrictions that come with getting out.
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It's a great resource for anyone who's getting to grips with playing their first few chords, but more advanced players might find it frustrating.
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The banker said Agrokor had "burnt a lot of bridges with banks" due to its indecisiveness in getting to grips with its capital structure.
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It has been unforgivably slow in getting to grips with its crippled banks, perhaps because its regional lenders are bound up in local politics.
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You'll then gradually move on to configuring your workspace and development environment and getting to grips with advanced features like Go Language and Concurrency.
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More generally U.S. manufacturers, distributors and retailers are finally getting to grips with the problem of excess inventories at all stages along the supply chain.
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Waking to the news today, the President is getting to grips with Newton's Third Law: for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
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She's a gifted producer, a smart songwriter, still getting to grips with a voice that meanders between a wispy falsetto and a soulful mid-range.
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Investors in Deutsche Bank have long expressed frustration with it for being slow in getting to grips with costs, most of which relate to pay.
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Back when Tinder was still a relatively newfangled concept, we hopeful, hapless daters were getting to grips with the new app like toddlers trying to walk.
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The 60-year-old Watanabe said on Thursday he understood the importance of gender equality but is still getting to grips with the world of boxing.
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"Hopefully all this pays dividends later in the year but for sure this is still a build-up year, getting to grips with everything," he said.
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He hit hard, he was aggressive, he seemed to be getting to grips with the stand up game, and he could wrestle with the best of them.
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Getting to grips with the P30 Pro is easy because it's the same size, shape, and thickness as practically every other Android flagship phone on the market today.
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It would be a pretty ideal tool for children just getting to grips with digital music — or for more experienced composers who haven't loss their sense of fun.
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Arriving before his days spent trawling through timelines to get producers in; "Stronger" could be seen as the sound of Kanye getting to grips with the equipment himself.
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You'll start with understanding the basics and structure of Google Analytics, and then jump right into getting to grips with the theoretical and practical implementation of Google Adwords.
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So far, Go-Jek has fanned out beyond ride-hailing to offer fintech and other services in Indonesia, but it is still getting to grips with the regional play.
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A second EU official told Reuters the Commission would be willing to take a "forgiving" approach to both if they could show they were getting to grips with the situation.
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U.K. businesses may still be getting to grips with what a post-Brexit world looks like, but it's not just companies that are concerned about the future, but workers too.
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Not only is everything new, but it's really challenging—you're getting to grips with the game's oils, its decoctions, and learning what signs and bombs to use against certain enemies.
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Things were looking bad for Spain as Australia increased their lead to double digits in the third, but they upped the tempo on defence, finally getting to grips with Mills.
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You'll start by learning to create static websites with HTML and CSS, and then move right into getting to grips with PHP and MySQL for server-side development and database design.
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The team added, however, that the weekend had also shown that the engineers were getting to grips with a car described as a 'diva' by Wolff after a bad Monaco weekend.
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The result, following a strong update from the second-biggest supermarket Sainsbury's and smaller rival Morrisons, suggests the industry is finally to getting to grips with the changes in the sector.
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The fear is that, instead of getting to grips with the economy, Mr Modi will stop posing as a reformer and fully embrace his alter ego, as a chest-thumping Hindu nationalist.
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With comedians still getting to grips with the Trump shitshow and country musicians mostly ignoring it, Nelson is wittier, more foul-mouthed, and more incisive than most of his far younger peers.
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And they can learn a lot from handling food; from finding out how to hold something without or dropping it, to getting to grips with different shapes, sizes, weights, tastes and textures.
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"What the application to the Charity Commission really highlighted is that we all have to spend more time getting to grips with what it is that we're trying to communicate," Mr. Kitchen said.
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LONDON, May 2 (Reuters) - British software company Sage said it was getting to grips with the sales execution problems that hampered its first-half performance and it was "very confident" of meeting its revised targets.
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It's a lot of fun trying to get into Lara's head and the challenge of getting to grips with such a physical role is an element of this project that I find an absolute thrill.
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In the last few days, May traveled to Northern Ireland to make it look like she's getting to grips with the border issue, but it is hard to see how the problem can be resolved.
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LONDON — Usually, a jaunty video of a grandparent getting to grips with their new phone would a source of amusement — but in the case of the clip above, the whole thing is so much more poignant.
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"She's been on a very, very steep learning curve and is just getting to grips with something that is very complex," said Anand Menon, a professor of European politics and foreign affairs at King's College London.
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The Scot, who had never driven a 2017 car before and faced the monumental task of getting to grips with it in a matter of minutes, qualified an impressive 19th and ahead of Sauber's Marcus Ericsson.
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"There is a sense that Walmart is getting to grips with some of the issues, but we believe it will be some time before all parts of international make a solid contribution," Saunders said in the note.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A power cut hit large part of Pakistan on Wednesday, suspending work at factories and businesses in its industrial heartland and highlighting the challenges successive governments have faced in getting to grips with chronic power shortages.
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Despite a brutal recession, Brazil's central bank has also concentrated on pulling inflation back towards its goal of 4.5%; the country is getting to grips with the fiscal laxity which is the source of much of its economic misery.
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Many in Brussels dread opening another feud at a time when the bloc faces daunting challenges including handling the pending departure of Britain, facing up to an assertive Russia and getting to grips with new U.S. President Donald Trump.
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How to oversee and license the new aircraft, which are subject to much tougher rules than cars, will be a subject of intense debate among rule-makers, who tend to move slowly and are just getting to grips with drones.
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Luca Solca, an analyst at Exane BNP Paribas, said the deal was a small positive for Richemont, showing it was getting to grips with the loss-making "other divisions" which also include pen maker Montblanc and French fashion house Chloe.
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"The U.S. industry has done a really great job, but we are only at the beginning stages of starting to see conventional players in the North Sea and elsewhere really getting to grips with costs and how they develop fields," he added.
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Over the past week I've been getting to grips with the Pixel's successor, the Pixel 2 — both of them in their "regular" 5-inch versions — and trying to decide if enough has changed to merit spending a fresh $650 on the newer model.
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Lee got off to a rough start, failing to link up with his team mates and trying too hard to impress, but after getting to grips with the pace of the game, it quickly became evident why so much is expected of him.
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"Getting to grips with what's going on with your hormones every month can give you a head start on what to use on your skin to keep it looking youthful and clear," says Charlotte Ferguson, a psychotherapist, skin expert, and founder of Disciple Skincare.
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After getting to grips with the basics in the British GT Championship, scoring a second place in Spa along the way, Hoy makes the step to the European Le Mans Series in 22 to race with Charlie Robertson in the all-new LMP22 category.
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Getting to grips with the iOS 11-powered iPad Pro at Apple's event yesterday, my colleague Jake Kastrenakes noted that he never felt like he could move quickly and efficiently around iOS before, but the new version is the first one that feels like it could change that.
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After getting to grips with the new technology, Garson was soon at the top of his game as a studio engineer and composer for television, creating jingles and sound effects for adverts and jingles, and in July 1969 he was even commissioned to soundtrack the transmission of the first moon landing.
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The case comes at a time when the Indian banking sector is getting to grips with its biggest banking fraud totaling $1.8 billion, in which the No. 2 state-run lender PNB has alleged that two of its employees colluded with firms linked to well-known jewelers Nirav Modi and his uncle, Mehul Choksi.
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Tom (I used to call him The Great Stubbled One, but let's be more relaxed) officially begins his job right after the associated gala evening, and despite what I am sure is a long to-do list, I can't help but hope that getting to grips with the increasingly confused prize-giving is on it.
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James Alcock, Jean Burns and Anthony Freeman. (2003). Psi Wars: Getting to Grips with the Paranormal. p. 59. Imprint Academic.
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After a couple of years getting to grips with the business and bringing it back to profitability, the new manager felt sufficiently confident to embark on a major programme of expansion and innovation. In 1818, Samuel Courtauld built two further mills, at Halstead and at Bocking. At the end of 1824 the Halstead Mill was sold to Stephen Beuzeville. In 1825, Samuel.
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Taken on the staff of the Mirror in 1958, he went on to become chief sports photographer for 30 years. His work included the iconic image of Vinnie Jones getting to grips with Paul Gascoigne in midfield. He moved on in 1988 (during the Maxwell era) joining Bob Thomas Sports Photography as director/photographer, still covering major sporting events worldwide. Later this was merged with Popperfoto.com.
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A writer for Holy Soap stated that Penn's most memorable moment was "Getting to grips with teen temptress Nicole." A Sunday Mercury writer called Penn a "mysterious, nasty newcomer". After Penn was murdered, a reporter for the Daily Record commented "H&A; bosses have dragged this murder investigation out longer than the latest loveless spell in Leah's romantic life". Channel 5 included Penn's murder in their "Top 20 Aussie Soap Moments of 2011" program.
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Often an umbrella body, for example a Council for Voluntary Service, will take on the role of co-ordinating the networks. Since dedicated funding for CENs ended around 50% of them have ceased to exist. LSPs are an evolving partnership. Recently, they have been getting to grips with local area agreements - where money and decision-making power is taken from various traditional local bodies (for example, the primary care trust, local authority etc.) and given instead to the partnership.
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Doña Lupe is a 1985 short horror film written and directed by Guillermo del Toro. It is del Toro's ninth short film, though the first eight remain unreleased. Del Toro filmed Doña Lupe at 19 years of age; reviewers have noted that the film "feels like the work of an amateur artist getting to grips with his craft". In 2008, Doña Lupe saw its first commercial release as part of the Cinema 16: World Short Films DVD collection.
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" Filiz Mehmedova of Digital Spy similarly stated "things have not been easy for Holby City's Ange Godard lately." Charlotte Tutton of the Daily Mirror said that Holby City viewers were "desperate" for Ange and Dominic to build a relationship. She added that viewers were "devastated" and "heartbroken" as their dramas continued. Bill Gibbs of The Sunday Post opined "she's a feisty character at the heart of many of the biggest storylines and Dawn has relished getting to grips with being a telly surgeon.
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The series was reviewed in an episode of the BBC documentary series Call the Cops,Call the Cops at BBC Four which stated the series had "found a way of getting to grips with the corruption scandals of the 1990s".Call the Cops, episode 4: Between the Lines at BBC Four Executive producer Tony Garnett had begun his career as an actor before becoming a producer in the late 1960s. His credits included The Wednesday Play and Play for Today. Following Between the Lines, he went on to produce several popular and notable series including This Life (1996–97), Ballykissangel and The Cops (1998–2000).
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The work was an undoubted success, without being a smash hit; the public took some time in getting to grips with it, and some singers found it too demanding. It nonetheless was produced abroad within months of the premiere, and there was no suspicion that it would be the composer's last opera. Olympe Pélissier in 1830 Rossini, circa 1850 Jointly with Semiramide, Guillaume Tell is Rossini's longest opera, at three hours and forty-five minutes, and the effort of composing it left him exhausted. Although within a year he was planning an operatic treatment of the Faust story, events and ill health overtook him.
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Craig Mathieson at The Age noted her last two albums were "starkly personal song cycles, staffed by jazz-inflected rhythms, sparsely exotic textures and a relentless sense of an artist getting to grips with her life. But if the previous record embraced solitude as a means of self-control, then the new one tackles coming to grips with the outside world". To promote the album, in February the next year, she toured every Australian state: where she invited the local capital city orchestra to accompany her on stage. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2013 Blasko was nominated for Best Female Artist and Best Contemporary Adult Album.
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European Journal of Information Systems 16, 327-335 Irani, Z., Elliman, T. and Jackson, P. (2007) In 2010 the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) published a report which identified a wide range of common pitfalls which have hampered many governments in achieving significant impacts through their technology investments. However, OASIS also noted that: :“… an increasing number [of governments] are now getting to grips with the much broader and complex set of cultural and organizational changes which are needed for ICT to deliver significant benefits to the public sector. This new approach is generally referred to as Transformational Government.” OASIS cites the UK and Australia as two of the leaders in this area: : “Transformational Government….
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Wallace grew up in Bristol and developed an interest in animation through short films made by Aardman Animations, the Bristol-based studio known for its stop-motion clay animation techniques. He studied at Newport Film School, receiving a BAFTA Cymru nomination in the "Short Form & Animation" category for his graduation film, The Man Who Was Afraid of Falling, in 2012. He was then made a BBC Performing Arts Fellow in 2015 and included in a list of 32 "Ones to Watch". Wallace has also worked in theatre, and has likened the process of working with animators, and of animators getting to grips with puppets and the characters they represent – building an atmosphere informing the work – to directing a theatre play.
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In 1776, Porteus was nominated as Bishop of Chester, taking up the appointment in 1777. He lost no time in getting to grips with the problems of a diocese which had a vastly growing population within the many new centres of the Industrial Revolution, most of which were in the north-west of England, but where there were the fewest parishes. The appalling poverty and deprivation amongst the immigrant workers in new manufacturing industries represented a huge challenge to the church, resulting in vast pressure upon the parish resources. He continued to take a deep interest in the plight of West Indian slaves, preaching and campaigning actively against the slave trade and taking part in many debates in the House of Lords, becoming known as a noted abolitionist.
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Some of the history behind its collection, use and changes to legislation are outlined in a presentation given at an Open Data Institute ODI Friday lunchtime talk: Getting to grips with the National Pupil Database in 2013. (Soundcloud licensed under a Creative Commons License.) The release of data permitting pupil level release of individuals’ identifiable data to third parties from the National Pupil Database was updated by 2013 changes to legislation. Section 114 of the Education Act 2005, and section 537A of the Education Act 1996, together with the 2009 Prescribed Persons Act, were amended in 2010 and 2013, to allow the release of individual children’s data to third parties. Which data items are involved is based on the 2006 Act around the register data a school must hold, which has subsequently had many amendments.
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S.N. Radhika Lakshmi observes "the Liverpool poets' approach to poetry differs from that of other poets in that they consistently give the impression of being real people getting to grips with real and pressing situations." She continues: :Like the French Symbolists, Baudelaire and Rimbaud, 'The Liverpool poets' believe that the effect that a poem produces is more important than the poem itself; a poem should be considered as an 'agent' (that conveys the poet's message), rather than as an 'object'. The poetry of 'The Liverpool poets' is also characterized by the undercurrent of sarcasm, irony and pungent wit, which runs through many of their poems. They are also noted for their directness of expression, simplicity of style, and, (in the manner of Robert Frost), their deft handling of complicated ideas in uncomplicated language.
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Jon Hare has spoken about the project in various interviews, but has never discussed the game's content and gameplay features in depth. Aside from the likelihood that the game contained themes as controversial as Sex 'n' Drugs 'n' Rock 'n' Roll, in an interview with Total Video Game's Derek dela Fuente, Jon did mention that the title had "hit some technical barriers" during its development. Sensible were not known to have worked on the PlayStation hardware before, which may have made getting to grips with the console's problematic 3D libraries a huge issue for the inexperienced team. Sensible Software was eventually sold in 1999 to veteran UK games publishers Codemasters and since this date Jon Hare has maintained a close working relationship with Codemasters designing many games for them including a variety of updates of both Sensible Soccer and Cannon Fodder.
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However, as his father was only believed to be missing, the inheritance was actually not confirmed until his body was found. Unlike his father, who pursued the hedonistic lifestyle of an international playboy, the 11th Earl appears to have led a far more sedate and ordinary existence, living quietly at his flat at Earl's Court in London where he was employed as an accountant. He was reportedly looking forward to getting to grips with the task of managing the family's estates at Wimborne St Giles in Dorset after enjoying a short holiday in the United States where he was visiting his younger brother Nicholas, who worked as a disc jockey in New York City. It was during this holiday that the 11th Earl suddenly died after an apparent heart attack on a Sunday some six weeks after assuming the title.
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Eleanor Rathbone, a prominent campaigner for women's rights and a believer that the Raj authorities were not getting to grips with Indian social issues, used figures from the 1931 census to support her misguided claim that such marriages were not in decline and that the act had in fact caused a significant spike in the numbers. She claimed that there had been a 50 per cent increase in wives under the age of 15 and a quadrupling of wives under 5 years old since 1921, and that the lives of women were being blighted. She thought Indians incapable of helping themselves and in need of firmer instruction from British authorities, who should enforce change rather than merely encourage it. In turn, debates such as these, based on untrustworthy information, informed opinions about Indian nationalism and the role of Britain generally in the country.
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The artillery had also effectively halted the PVA assault against Hill 121, resulting in a fair degree of frustration among the Australian infantry, some of whom later expressed disappointment at being prevented from getting to grips with the PVA by the accurate New Zealand artillery fire. Before the battle, a section from the 2 RAR Medium Machine Gun Platoon had been stationed within the American perimeter near Hill 111 to provide covering fire across the area between the positions occupied by the Marines and the Australians. Commanded by Sergeant Brian Cooper they soon found themselves in the thick of the fighting, firing their Vickers machine guns in support of the Australian positions and to defend themselves from the weight of the PVA main attack which fell on the Marines. Three men were wounded during the night but the machine-gunners continued to fire in support, while the remainder of the section repelled PVA assaults from the left.
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The fifth series of the British comedy drama television series Cold Feet was broadcast on the ITV network from 23 February to 16 March 2003. This was the final series of the drama and while the number of episodes was halved compared to the previous series, the running time was increased from 46 minutes to 72 minutes per episode, necessitating a 95-minute timeslot. The plot of the series follows three couples: Adam (James Nesbitt) and Rachel (Helen Baxendale) getting to grips with bringing up baby Matthew (born in the final episode of the previous series), the return of Pete (John Thomson) and Jo (Kimberley Joseph) from their honeymoon, and the subsequent breakdown of their marriage, and the divorce proceedings between Karen (Hermione Norris) and David (Robert Bathurst). The producers had originally intended to end the programme in 2001 but pressure for another run meant it came back for one last series.
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Likewise, the picturesque having been largely popularised through albums, drawings, paintings, reaching its apex with photography, as for alpinism there needed to conceive a pyreneism with new practices: new routes, north faces, winter pyreneism, solo pyreneism even, which is more akin to conquering one's own self. The creation of the Groupe Pyrénéiste de Haute-Montagne ("High Mountain Pyreneist group") on July 11, 1933, was one of the founding acts of that contemporary "difficulty pyreneism" of which its actors Ollivier, Mailly, Cazalet, Henri barrio, Arlaud and many others used the most modern progression techniques of the time, developed by the Eastern Alpine climbers (use of progression pitons). The post-war period also saw a new generation of climbers getting to grips with all still-untouched faces, all winter runs (the French Jean and Pierre Ravier, Patrice de Bellefon, Despiau, Sarthou..., the Spanish Rabada, Anglada, Montaner, Navarro... and all those who prowled all folds of the range one after the other). At last, all crests and faces vanquished, the ephemeral ice cascades became the challenge at the end of the 20th century.
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