The pastrami, heftily cut and intricately marbled, is something of a specialty, and is utterly delicious.
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Boy Scouts decided to cut down several young trees in a National Park, and were fined heftily.
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It's our best-engineered delivery system of conventional sports thrills, heftily portioned for America's hungry-jack tastes.
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Both have grown heftily since the embarrassment of the 1996 games in Atlanta, when Team GB won just one gold medal.
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Usually, when FIFA engages in one of its classic (alleged!) something-feels-weird-about-this transactions, the soccer organization benefits pretty heftily.
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Given many cannot see the Prime Minister surviving a British withdrawal from the union, some were surprised to see him throw his weight so heftily behind Goldsmith.
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Uber, like many American tech companies, views Chinese customers has key to its rapid global rise, and has spent heftily to fund its push into the country.
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Oregon Labor Commissioner Brad Avakian, who came to national attention for heftily fining a local bakery that refused to make a wedding cake for a lesbian couple, lost.
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Having invested heftily on supporting Israel's missile defense, including $500 million in the latest congressional appropriations bill, the U.S. could benefit from the capabilities in a return on investment.
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No wonder the eventual report is so heftily redacted; Dan's hard labor is made to seem like an exercise in futility, as entire pages are reduced to thick stripes of black.
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And she investigates neglected areas of his writing, among them the pacifist pamphlets he produced during the first world war; she is especially enthusiastic about lesser-known novels such as "Mr Britling Sees It Through" (1916), which pictures the impact of conflict on non-combatants, and the heftily philosophical "The World of William Clissold" (1926).
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On Monday, news broke that Ja Rule and the other organizers behind the disastrous Fyre Festival—a music festival in the Bahamas that promised boundless luxury but ended up like a live action role-play version of Lord of the Flies—are going to be very heftily sued, via a lawsuit which seeks damages of $100 million minimum.
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The vines were thick and heftily wooded, larger than any plant life a desert dweller could ever imagine, and more voracious than the most haggardly pack of wolves.
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Recruited from the Chelsea Seagulls Football Club, Norm Johnstone played his first game for Fitzroy as a 17-year- old.Chelsea Seagulls (2008). VFL/AFL Players . Retrieved on 13 July 2008. Heftily built at 183 cm and 92 kg, he was nevertheless extremely pacy and was not frightened of using his weight.
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Madhiazhagan (Nandha) is a successful project manager at a leading property promoters firm. He is happily wedded to Vasuki (Ananya), and they have a five- year-old daughter named Pavi (Yuvina Parthavi). A posh house, a heftily paying job, a highly appreciative and supportive boss, and a happy family - Madhi's life is a far-fetched dream to most people in this era. However, all changes one day, when a man requests to be dropped en route, when Madhi and Vasu set out on a pleasant weekend.
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While in Germany ecclesiastical media were banned to report on the struggle of the churches, there was no censorship in British Palestine. So Provost Ernst Rhein, the responsible editor of the "Gemeindeblatt", let his then Vicar Georg Weiß (later deacon in Nuremberg) report on the German struggle of the churches, openly siding with the Confessing Church, in his article on the occasion of Harvest Festival (). German Christian Heckel, head of the Ecclesiastical Foreign Department, heftily criticised Rhein and Weiß for that article.Foerster 1991, p. 73.
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The Nazi media heftily attacked her and the Gestapo deported her to a concentration camp (she was later released), while the official Silesian ecclesiastical province fired her.Ernst Hornig, Die Bekennende Kirche in Schlesien 1933–1945, pp. 297–307. Systematic deportations of Jewish Germans and Gentile Germans of Jewish descent started on 18 October 1941.The deportations of Jews and Gentiles of Jewish descent from Austria and Pomerania (both to Poland) as well as Baden and the Palatinate (both to France) had remained a spontaneous episode (see above).
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This made the stone, from which the church is made, exposed which gave it the rustic appearance and the object blended better into the surroundings of the stone fortress. The reconstruction was headed by the new board for the reconstruction and heftily helped by the Ministry of war. The Military Technical Institute in Kragujevac cast two large polyeleos chandeliers, three large candelabra and the relief-type icons made of metal. They were all made of melted military materials: rifle and pistol bullets, shell cases and sabres.
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Byrne played for Liverpool in the 1965 FA Cup Final, which took place on 1 May at Wembley, with a broken collarbone. He suffered the injury as early as the third minute, but played on throughout the rest of the game and the whole of extra-time as Liverpool won the Cup for the very first time. The break happened after Byrne was challenged heftily by Leeds United's captain Bobby Collins, but, with substitutes still not permitted by the authorities in 1965, he had little choice but to carry on playing. The game went to extra-time and Byrne, despite the pain, kept making his familiar marauding runs down the left flank in joining the attack.
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Ravishankar, Kabali and Ramanathan are a trio of friends who happen to live in a small colony with their wives Suguna, Ranjitham and Malu. The men work in the same factory and their wives happen to share a good rapport among themselves. The men are quite irresponsible and carefree by nature and spend heftily on alcohol and other less important means of entertainment and owing to this, their wives have an uphill task at their hands every month to make ends meet. When the men lose their jobs owing to a tiff with their boss and their families having to face the brunt of the loan sharks, the women of the families resort to work in a garment factory to make ends meet.
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For the third time in a row, Conjestina failed to make good her now famous threat "Come Early coz I'll finish early" when she had to slug it out for the whole six rounds against the heftily built Ugandan. Conjestina, who had a reputation for knocking out her opponents, had now failed to stop three in a row. Achieng improved to 9-2-3 (4 KOs). On 2 December 2006 at the Moi International Sport Center in Nairobi, Kenya, Janaya Davis (164¼ lbs) of Atlanta, Georgia won a six-round (60-58,58-56,59-55) unanimous decision over Conjestina (154¼ lbs) who fell to 9-3-3 (4 KO's) with her second home loss to a visiting American. Janaya Davis improved her record to 5-2 (1 KO) with the win.
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The Wolfram Crisis (Spanish: Crisis del wolframio) was a diplomatic conflict during World War II between Francoist Spain and the Allied powers, with the later seeking to block the Spanish exports of Tungsten ore to Nazi Germany. The high demand for the scarce strategic mineral in war time had created a bubble in prices, with otherwise desolate Post-Civil War Spanish economy heftily profiting from it, as its income from Wolfram exports had increased from £73,000 in 1940 to £15.7 million in 1943. Wolfram exports accounted for nearly 1% of the Spanish GDP and 20% of the exports by 1943–44. On 18 November 1943 the US Ambassador to Spain delivered a memorandum to the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs demanding for the unconditional end to Wolfram exports to Germany.
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