"She really got the most out of it," Ms. Phillpott said.
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Of the bunch, I got the most out of music control for Spotify.
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On Thursday, McIlroy spoke about how he got the most out of his round with a 66 despite not playing at his best.
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I'm always looking for ways to save money, and I'm glad I did my research and got the most out of my electric vehicle.
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What were the places I most enjoyed exploring, the mechanics and systems I had the most fun with or got the most out of engaging with?
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That leaves us with quite a limited window within which to actually create music, so that meant we rinsed four days and got the most out of a short amount of time.
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That said, the last quarterback I thought came into a season with such inarguable lame-duck status was Jay Cutler, and Miami's new head coach, Adam Gase, got the most out of Cutler last year.
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Without that portability, I'd have managed a third, a quarter maybe, of the Breath of the Wild hours ("135 or more," apparently) I've stacked up—and it's in handheld mode that I've got the most out of ARMS, Ultra Street Fighter II and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.
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The director, Albert Pyun shot the film simultaneously with two other "urban"-features, Urban Menace and Corrupt, making sure his producers got the most out of their money as it was filmed in Eastern Europe on a shoestring budget.
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He had 1,064 hits, with 95 doubles and 32 triples in 4,169 at bats. Bridwell had this to say about the reason why John McGraw was a great manager: "He knew how to handle men, some players he rode and others he didn't. He got the most out of each man." Bridwell's pugnaciousness fit right in with McGraw's style of play.
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The people having unlimited needs and desires like the Roman emperors, the English and French noblemen were the people who got the most out of it. Society nowadays has completely deviated from its actual path. The materialistic nature of people of "having" has been more developed than "being". Modern industrialization has made great promises, but all these promises are developed to fulfill their interests and increase their possessions.
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He had a very poor childhood, and was working in a hotel when he realized that he was a very strong boy and didn't mind fighting. He started boxing lessons and soon became the Athens champion, although he was only 16 years old. Then he decided to go to Paris where he grew up very soon in the boxing arenas. He was a very competent boxer who possessed good skills and got the most out of his ability.
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John David Bevan (12 March 1948 – 5 June 1986) was a Welsh international rugby union footballer, one of two John Bevans who played for Wales during the 1970s. Bevan was born in Neath. He played for Aberavon RFC, the British Lions and The Barbarians. He formed a formidable club half back partnership with Clive Shell, and was a player got the most out of players outside of him. During his playing career he rivalled Phil Bennett for the Welsh No 10 position.
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After the 2006 season, Molina became a free agent and signed a three-year, $16 million deal with the San Francisco Giants. Molina hit his 100th home run on September 5, 2007, off Jorge Julio in the sixth inning of a 5–3 victory against the Colorado Rockies. Brothers Bengie and Yadier Molina Molina was announced as the Willie Mac Award winner for 2007 (for spirit and leadership) in a pregame ceremony on September 21, 2007. He got the most out of 1,617 votes from the fans.
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Carchidi, Sam. "DiPatri got the most out of his Sterling ballclub", The Philadelphia Inquirer, June 13, 2004. Accessed June 26, 2011. "In 2003, his first season as Sterling's coach, the Silver Knights went 25-4-1 and won the Joe Hartmann Diamond Classic crown for the second straight season." In 2004, Donald "Sonnie" Pollosco won the South Jersey Coach's Invitational State Title and Camden County Singles title. (112-6 career record) In 2013, the Sterling Lady Knights volleyball team won the Group II state championship, the program's first, defeating Madison High School in the tournament final.
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Dribbling was a characteristic of English play, and it > was not until very much later that the Southerners came to see that the > principles laid down in the Queen's Park method of transference of the ball, > accompanied by strong backing up, were those which got the most out of a > team. Combination was the chief characteristic of the Queen's Park > play.Robinson, R; History of the Queen's Park Football Club, 1867–1917, > Glasgow, 1920, P37. Queen's were certainly playing a passing game by the time of their FA Cup tie (March 1872) with Wanderers, the most successful English side of the 1870s.
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The most common application of the reflex circuit in the 1920s was in inexpensive single tube receivers, because many consumers could not afford more than one vacuum tube, and the reflex circuit got the most out of a single tube, it was equivalent to a two-tube set. During this period the demodulator was usually a carborundum point contact diode, but sometimes a vacuum tube grid-leak detector. However multitube receivers like the TRF and superheterodyne were also made with some of their amplifier stages "reflexed". The reflex principle was used in compact Australian superheterodyne radio receivers of the late 1940s and very early 1950s; the intermediate frequency amplifier stage was also the first audio frequency stage using a reflex arrangement.
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No.4 Section was the largest of the Canal's divisions, and the Train's responsibilities increased when they arrived. As well as manning bridges and small vessels, building brides, they were now building wharves and piers, controlling tugboats and all military traffic crossing the Canal and constructing pumping machinery IX Corps knew what the Train was capable of and made sure that they got the most out of the Train they could. On the other hand, though, the weather conditions were harsher than they had been up at No. 2 Section, and the Ottoman troops were more active in their attempts at sabotage and air raids were common. The Train's HQ was set up at Kubri West, with a major detachment at Shallufa, and parties also working at Geneffe, Gurka Post, Baluchi Post, El Shatt, the town of Suez, Port Tewfik and the Canal Quarantine Station, on the Gulf of Suez.
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