The strength of the rally makes many old hands nervous.
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Of all the old hands, Tanahashi was the biggest culprit.
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At the time, the old hands' blandishments found little favor in Budapest.
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It was frightening enough that old hands at acrobatic wrestling were spooked.
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And for us old hands, will we find you can't go home again?
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And 1984 promises to be a good entry point for old hands and new.
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But there are exiles there too, expert at exile, old hands at getting by.
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Jónsdóttir's 51-year-old hands, coarse but strong, haven't seen nail polish in three decades.
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Old hands on the staff still remembered the last white champion and talked him up.
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Pelosi's second stint as Speaker is a new world for many of her old hands.
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Somehow K's little 5-year-old hands have some sort of "questionable substance" on them.
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He also noted that Puerto Ricans are old hands when it comes to surviving devastating storms.
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To old hands of America's biggest tax policy battles, the Republicans' accelerated timeline appears virtually impossible.
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He also noted that Puerto Ricans were old hands when it came to surviving devastating storms.
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Many old hands of the tech industry snootily dismiss his bets on Yahoo and Alibaba as flukes.
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He has brought back wise old hands such as Mr Gordhan and Tito Mboweni, the finance minister.
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Its little-known owner, Immedia Semiconductor, was started in Massachusetts by old hands from the chip industry.
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Several of these characters clearly share her features; most display, very conspicuously, her 62-year-old hands.
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From now on, let the newcomers do the directing and pay the old hands to shadow them.
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He breaks the rules of politics in ways that shock old hands such as Sir John Major.
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It's a structure old hands in Washington warn is bound to lead to chaos in the West Wing.
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Old hands in Dili remain hopeful that Timor's leaders can find a face-saving way to change course.
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But some Sanders backers, like Susan Nelson, a precinct chair in rural, eastern Floyd County, are old hands.
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Private insurers and pharmacy-benefit managers, such as Express Scripts, are old hands at resisting high drug prices.
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My father's ring hid in difficult to reach places where only my 11-year-old hands could fit.
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Even worse, these conditions hurt morale and complicate efforts to attract new recruits and retain old hands, techs said.
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The guys take directions like old hands, standing exactly where he wants them and smiling when they're supposed to.
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My tiny 6-old-hands did not engulf the box and I had the sick Power Pad/Zapper combo set.
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There are panels devoted to assessing what happened in 2016, but they are staffed by old hands and political centrists.
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Some, like Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler, five-time winners and nominees once again, are old hands.
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His mix of onscreen talent and offscreen ambition, as a producer, has drawn admiration from old hands in the industry.
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After 23 years as a land surveyor and nearly 2 years unemployed, I miss my career and my old hands.
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As CHN reported on Wednesday, the State Department team are old hands, set to maintain some continuity from the Obama era.
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Her bandmates, Marielle (Agyness Deyn) and Ali (Gayle Rankin), are old hands at sitting out her tantrums and deflecting her taunts.
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With pilots increasingly being drawn to greener — and warmer — pastures, some of that old hands-on intimacy and continuity could fade.
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Some old hands remain snooty about the organisation, which they believe too often brings in callow types lacking commitment to the job.
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In 2013 a political scientist recommended getting rid of about 30m members, in part by sweeping old hands into new "emeritus" clubs.
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While they may seem to be old hands when it comes to disrupting industries, healthcare and health insurance are different beasts entirely.
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But French's role as the second language of the EU is assured—some old hands still prefer it as a lingua franca.
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The company's two resident solo violinists are both old hands at the Act I solo (an entr'acte interpolated from "The Sleeping Beauty").
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Two old hands, Tyler Clippard and Adam Warren, returned to the bullpen, bringing less sizzle than Chapman and Miller but a veteran calm.
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Alessandro Corbelli is a piquant Fra Melitone, and smaller parts are gifts from two still-vital old hands, Robert Lloyd and Roberta Alexander.
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Whether all is true here is irrelevant: just watching these two old hands lovingly quote Sonnet 29 together feels right enough for me.
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To help them get a start, the National Association of Fugitive Recovery Agents (NAFRA) in Delaware refers rookies to old hands seeking an apprentice.
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On the other hand, AMI and the National Enquirer are surely old hands at this type of thing considering the nature of their business.
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Mr. Kushner, who like Mr. Trump is the son of a wealthy real estate developer, has not always impressed old hands on Capitol Hill.
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Two Milwaukee Brewers, infielder-outfielder Hernan Perez and catcher Erik Kratz, have become old hands at pitching, coming on three times each this season.
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It was pitch black outside, and the pine trees whispered around us as my five-year-old hands kept the flashlight trained on his knife.
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By the time their paths crossed nearly two decades later in a dusty, eastern Afghan village, all three men had become old hands at war.
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The Conservative Party has a regicidal streak, but those who are seen to bring down a leader rarely end up with the prize, say old hands.
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FOR many old hands in the City of London, the culture of Melrose, a buy-out firm, feels like a nostalgia trip back to the 1980s.
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Manchester City and Manchester United have both, if early indications hold true, improved notably, winning impressively against newly promoted Brighton and old-hands West Ham, respectively.
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John Deutch, then the CIA's director, thought the future lay in signals intelligence and began to retire old hands in what became known as the "agent scrub".
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The second presidential debate will be moderated by two veteran journalists who are old hands at the high-stakes format: CNN's Anderson Cooper and ABC's Martha Raddatz.
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Old hands will tell you that diplomacy is usually best done quietly, but we live in a world of Twitter, television-interview sound bites and public statements.
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Making each koala with 6-year-old hands Owen already enjoys making clay creations, so making these special koalas for a good cause made sense, Colley said.
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Three relative newcomers have fared better in terms of muscling into the preserve of the old guard, even if two of them are reappearances of old hands.
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The problem, Almstadt argued, is that English soccer's establishment — the old hands, longstanding coaches, influential former players and a hostile news media — is inherently resistant to new ideas.
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The convention's 40th anniversary welcomes tons of old hands, as well as newcomers and teenagers who stand by their puppets even if it means they get bullied at school.
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The move to the new capital allowed the civil service to marginalise many crusty old hands, who stayed behind in the previous capital, and to promote young modernisers, who moved.
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But old hands in the tech philanthropy space say that these announcements can often be quite misleading — and that the headline figures can oversell the impact that these gifts make.
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But many of those old hands are out of work, potentially robbing national stories — and voters around the country — of important background and analysis in these early, often decisive contests.
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OLD hands at some water companies still on occasion whip out a pair of dousing rods or find a Y-shaped twig to search for a leak in an underground pipe.
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And the feeling among the old hands seems to be largely a mix of resignation to the state of the industry and our own foolish nostalgia for the Wild West days.
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That has left Mr. Macron with a difficult needle to thread, trying at once to attract new faces as well as enough old hands for his legislative group to work effectively.
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In the Senate in 2013, old hands like John McCain and rising stars like Marco Rubio collaborated with Democrats on a bill that would give unauthorized immigrants a path to legal status.
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Two old hands, Yulia Tymoshenko, a former prime minister, and Mikheil Saakashvili, the ex-president of Georgia who is now governor of the Odessa region, do have designs on Mr Yatsenyuk's seat.
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First, as prior presidents have done in other unprecedented crises, the administration should convene behind closed doors a team of wise old hands with decades of East Asian and North Korean expertise.
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Mr. Parrish, 33, kept his head down, rushing through his grunt work so that he'd have time to watch the old hands perform more complex maneuvers, recording their moves to mimic them later.
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Microsoft secured the $23 million Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) contract in November of last year, beating out other headsets like Magic Leap as well as defense sector old hands Raytheon and Lockheed Martin.
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More recently, reading family letters, I learned about the beatings he suffered on the streets of Berlin, his 5-year-old hands outstretched to fend off the truncheon blows raining down on his head.
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Clinton's transition back to power will arrive quickly: After a campaign season often defined by voters' weariness with and distrust of her, which old hands will — or should — follow her into the Oval Office?
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According to the study, based on interviews with 12,854 C-suite executives in 112 countries across 20 industries, 72% said that, if their sector is disrupted, it will be by old hands such as themselves.
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Adam Levine and Blake Shelton, old hands on the show, triumphed over new coaches Miley Cyrus and Alicia Keys while playing Password on Blind Audition Game Night — but the ladies are ready for a comeback.
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This survey will offer two pieces of advice for countries that are trying to create successful higher-education systems, be they newcomers such as India and China or failed old hands such as Germany and Italy.
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Neumann will remain chairman of WeWork, but the chief executive reins will pass to a pair of tech industry old hands who will run the company as co-CEOs in a presumably more staid (read: boring) manner.
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Mr Southgate showed a similar disregard for tradition by easing old hands like Wayne Rooney and Joe Hart out of the team and replacing them with younger, arguably hungrier players who were more suited to his tactical plans.
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New recruits and old hands test their mettle with some sparring in a tricked-out virtual-reality techno-cocoon like the X-Men's Danger Room, or atop sweaty gym mats in some guano-covered corner of the Batcave.
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By giving new recruits and old hands immersive yet novel experiences that seem more like play than work, VR can inject enthusiasm and engagement where they may be lacking, helping employees see their jobs in a more positive light.
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In the past 24 hours, however, at least three old hands from Trump's campaign -- manager Corey Lewandowski, deputy campaign manager David Bossie and communications director Jason Miller -- have been spotted departing the West Wing as Trump seeks outside advice.
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The moves announced Wednesday underscore Bridgewater's willingness to experiment with different people — including both old hands and newcomers — in different executive roles and then quickly change those positions if they do not work as part of the succession plan.
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At each stage of the show, he is roundly criticized by the "experts" at think tanks, "old hands" from the Defense and State departments, some foreign diplomats, and a gaggle of TV pundits — until his strategies begin to work.
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Though some were old hands in the technique, a majority of the forensic scientists, detectives, coroners and family historians were novices, eager to learn how to identify bodies and suspects by using partial matches to cousins on genealogy sites.
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Now, Twitter is taking the events into their old hands, and repurposing the viral and popular Joe Biden and President Barack Obama meme into an even more relevant one: Jay realizing that he will no longer be friends with West.
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MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton, once the young sensation of Formula One, is starting to feel his age as a new generation of drivers sweeps into the sport and old hands like Jenson Button and Felipe Massa head for the exit.
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A team of rookies is hungry for a major win against a band of old hands—and as the veterans begin to slip, it looks like the newcomers have a chance to prove they're a major force in the league.
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Sanders placed a hold on his nomination and progressive MSNBC host Chris Hayes described him at the time as an example of the Obama administration&aposs tendency to rely on old hands associated with the deregulatory ethos of the Clinton years.
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In fact, President Barack Obama and his aides are practically old hands with the whole snow day thing: This weekend's snowstorm is the third to prompt a government shutdown during his administration, more than any president in at least a century.
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It was the work of bedroom-studio conspirators, of songwriters confronting their traumas and aspirations, of old hands challenging themselves and newcomers determined to warp accepted boundaries: artists working to please themselves at a time when gatekeepers can easily be bypassed.
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Two old hands — Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont — and the new contender, the departing Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas, grabbed the top three spots in a poll of likely Iowa Democratic caucusgoers released Saturday.
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Clinton's traveling aides now include old hands from Arkansas and the White House years who know her preferences — from the slow fade of Katy Perry's "Roar" when she comes on stage to the spread of crudité on the plane used to shuttle between events. Mrs.
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We can appreciate skilled old hands like Stone, Box and Helen, but a hardworking young lawyer like Chandra is shown as fatally naïve and foolhardy, and Box leaves the precinct to a detective so callous that he doesn't help him get to the bottom of his last case.
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I'm sure a psychiatrist could explain it in technical terms, but it was fairly obvious that the alcohol, the behavior and the special comradeship enjoyed by the "old hands" were all a means of shutting away the nasty stuff, enabling us to get on with the continuing task in the months ahead.
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I was seated up front with Lisa and Amanda, two Gaga superfans (Lisa carried a Haus of Gaga makeup bag as a clutch and sported a discreet tattoo of the artist's name on the inside of her wrist) who were old hands at this particular music marathon: the big Gaga show first, then Newman's after-hours.
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So, after Apple's two decades of windfall as a manufacturer and distributor, TV+ is the company's highly anticipated—and very expensive—attempt to become an entertainment studio, one that competes not just with the upstarts that inaugurated the streaming wars (Netflix, Hulu, Amazon) but also with the old hands that are now trying to muscle in (Disney, Warner Bros.
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Grave Lines is a sort-of new band formed by old hands—calling it a supergroup is a bit much (and I know how much they'd hate it, since [full disclosure] I'm friends with two of the members), but it's certainly worth noting that the four people behind the band have served time in a long list of UK underground luminaries like Throne, Sea Bastard, Dead Existence, Casual Nun, Landskap, War Wolf, Dysteria, and The Death Letter.
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Nadler has asked for documentation from effectively anyone who has or once had influence in Trump world, from old hands, such as Reince PriebusReinhold (Reince) Richard PriebusTrump blasts Scaramucci as 'incapable' Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump's no racist — he's an equal opportunity offender MORE and Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerOvernight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump falsely claims his events have never 'had an empty seat' MORE, to new ones, such as Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale.
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Imagine a little out-of-tune piano in one corner, then imagine old hands. Those old hands have a story to tell. Those hands are almost unreal but it’s hard to tell only by listening. Those hands will play until Krómantík fades into silence and your closed eyes slowly start seeing something much deeper and darker.
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"Old Hands And Old Machine Are Done - Paper Industry Ills Likened to Those of Autos and Steel", Wisconsin State Journal, July 13, 2008.
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World Junior Chess Championships 2013 Concluded FIDE In the same year, Kashlinskaya participated in the 6th "Snowdrops vs Old Hands" match. She scored 5/8 points, helping her team "Snowdrops" (Viktorija Cmilyte, Kashlinskaya, Mariya Muzychuk, Nastassia Ziaziulkina) to defeat the "Old Hands" (Josif Dorfman, Boris Gulko, Borislav Ivkov, Wolfgang Uhlmann) with the overall score of 17½-14½. Kashlinskaya was the top scorer of the whole event. In March 2015, Kashlinskaya competed in the Women's World Chess Championship for the first time.
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In 2012, aged 77, Uhlmann was a member of the "Old Hands" group of senior previous top players who played the "Snowdrops", a group of young woman masters, in a display match. The other Old Hands were Oleg Romanishin, Vlastimil Hort, and Friðrik Ólafsson, while the women were Tania Sachdev, Alina Kashlinskaya, Valentina Gunina, and . ChessBase described the round 8 game Kashlinskaya–Uhlmann as the most beautiful of the event, with Uhlmann's play evoking the style of the young Mikhail Tal.
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Actor Brian Glover, who played the character Cyril Heslop on Porridge, stated that Heslop's line "I read a book once; green it was" from the first episode, New Faces, Old Hands, was actually Beckinsale's idea.
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This time she was carrying 130 convicts, ten old hands, and 120 convicts that had arrived on .Historical Records of Australia (1921), pp.420 & 423. On 29 November 1824 Admiral Cockburn stopped at Tristan da Cunha.
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The enemy force needed to be delayed a little longer. Diving toward the advancing troops, Wilbanks fired his remaining phosphorus rockets. The line momentarily stopped, but the Viet Cong were old hands at this and knew he had no more rockets. They began their advance again.
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Ivkov tied 2nd–4th places in the 25th anniversary Paul Keres Memorial at Vancouver with 7½/10, behind winner Vladimir Epishin. He was awarded the International Arbiter title in 1986. Ivkov's last FIDE rated tournament was a "Snowdrops vs Old Hands" event held in late 2013.
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The Post reviewer did not address the merits of the individual pieces, but noted that "[t]he authors are old hands at conjuring up suspense and fear" and that "[a]n idle hour or two in this company can be quite diverting.""Nutshell Reviews. WITCHES THREE." in The Washington Post, Jan.
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Old Hands is a progressive bluegrass studio album by the Yonder Mountain String Band. It was released June 17, 2003 by Frog Pad Records. The album contains thirteen tracks written by Benny Galloway, who also performs some of them with the band, contributing lead guitar, rhythm guitar, or vocals. He also designed the guitar emblem on the album cover.
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The Delray's were his only option. For Seth the worst wasn't the locked up criminals above his living room, it was the mortal fear in his children's eyes, the piercing cold looks from his wife. The deep, dark creeping recognition that something had happened there, something terrible, something that would rip his soul with a hundred year old hands.
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"New Faces, Old Hands" is the first episode of British sitcom Porridge, produced for the BBC. It first aired on 5 September 1974, and forms part of the first series of the sitcom. The episode focuses on Norman Stanley Fletcher's arrival to Slade Prison alongside two others, where he attempts to manipulate things to his benefit.
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Three Crow guides joined the surveying expedition for the Northern Pacific Railway downstream on the northern bank of Yellowstone River in 1871. Major Eugene M. Baker may not have formally enlisted them. The scouts were "Blackfoot, Wolfbow and Pretty Lodge". The first two were old hands at helping the army, if they indeed were the Crow chief Blackfoot and the warrior Wolf Bow.
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Now Barabbas is a play by the British writer William Douglas-Home. Its original West End run at the Vaudeville Theatre lasted for 130 performances from 7 March to 28 June 1947. It concerns a variety of inmates at a British prison, including new arrivals, old hands and a convicted murderer sentenced to hang. The original cast included Jill Bennett.
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No longer incommoded by war time restrictions it followed in the tradition of its pre-war precursor Wiadomości Literackie. Among its regular contributors were some old hands, Stanisław Baliński, Ferdynand Goetel, Marian Hemar, Jerzy Stempowski, Marian Kukiel, Jan Lechoń, Wacław Lednicki, Józef Łobodowski, Rafał Malczewski, Józef Mackiewicz, Zygmunt Nowakowski, Adam Pragier, Jan Rostworowski, Stanisław Stroński, Tymon Terlecki, Wiktor Weintraub, Ignacy Wieniewski, Kazimierz Wierzyński and Józef Wittlin.
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Jazzy duet 'Late Bloomer' was co-written by Head and Justine Clarke. Original duet 'Old Hands' explores the life of a musician, 'digging graves and waiting tables to make ends meet' and features a humorous music video by photographer Andrew Cowen featuring actors Terry Serio and Gary Waddell. They toured with Kinky Friedman and The Handsome Family in Australia in support of the album.
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Briggs has suggested that he and Roache became old hands at doing on- screen fistfights, and that both really enjoyed doing the stunts. According to Briggs, no choreographers were ever used. In 1998 one incident left Briggs with an injury after he fell backwards. Ken and Mike were forced to work together in 2000, when they were featured in a storyline dubbed the "Freshco siege".
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When the group ends up at Theo's house, he is reintroduced to Liane as well as being introduced to Tanga and Simba. Viktor is told by his lawyer that Liane will be inheriting the fortune. This causes Viktor to take matters into his old hands without Theo finding out. He ends up locking her into a room and ends up getting attacked by Tanga.
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Briggs has suggested that he and Roache became old hands at doing on- screen fistfights, and that both really enjoyed doing the stunts. According to Briggs, no choreographers were ever used. In 1998 one incident left Briggs with an injury after he fell backwards. Mike and Ken were forced to work together in 2000, when they were featured in a storyline dubbed the "Freshco siege".
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Post-war, Tank and most of his team left Germany to go to work in Argentina, where the Ta 183 would be developed into the FMA IAe 33 Pulqui II.Meyer 2007, p. 98. Beginning in 1947, 62 of the technical staff along with a small group of test pilots followed Tank to reestablish themselves at the Fábrica Militar de Aviones at Córdoba."Argentina: Old Hands, New Directions." Time magazine via time.
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He has also compiled the cassette/book compilations Smoke On the Water: Square Dance Classics and When The Work's All Done: A Square Dance Party For Beginners and Old Hands. He served as President of the Country Dance and Song Society from 1990 to 1996. He also served as the Music and Dance Coordinator at the John C. Campbell Folk School for 22 years, retiring in April 2013.
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Species: Human Description: Police Officer One of the Chicago PD's "old hands", Rawlins is a cop who gets the job done and has little patience for politics. He has been demoted from detective twice. After he was saved from an unknown creature by Murphy's father, he has kept an open mind about the supernatural. He has been moved to the SI department and been assigned as Murphy's partner.
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Scenes within cells and offices were filmed at the BBC's London studios. But for shots of the wider prison interior, series production designer Tim Gleeson converted an old water tank, used at Ealing Studios for underwater filming, into a multi-storey set.Webber, pp. 26–27. The first episode, "New Faces, Old Hands", was aired on BBC1 on 5 September 1974, attracting a television audience of over 16 million, and receiving positive reviews from critics.
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Attractively grown-up Pet Clark turns in a sparkling performance as the doubting young wife. She manages to hold her own against the devastating eyelashes and flashing, wicked smiles of Sonja Ziemann as the hired help. But it's the old hands at this kind of comedy who really carry the fun along: David Tomlinson, Charles Victor and A. E. Matthews, as son, father and grandfather respectively, all stock characters. Yes it's all gay and merry.
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Ian Ritchie Redpath (born 11 May 1941, Geelong, Victoria) is a former Australian cricketer who played in 66 Tests and 5 ODIs from 1964 to 1976. Greg Chappell said he was one of only two players he knew who would kill to get into the Australian Test team, the other being Rod Marsh.Greg Chappell, "Old Hands Showed The Way", Test Series Official Book 1986–87, The Clashes For The Ashes, Australia vs England, Playbill Sport Publication, 1986.
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Transition and poor play marked the mid- to late-1970s. Though Collier agreed to come back to the Browns as a quarterbacks coach on an informal basis, his retirement severed the last direct link to Brown and the team's early years. Meanwhile, a new generation of players began to replace the old hands who kept Cleveland in playoff contention through most of the 1960s. Gene Hickerson, an anchor on the offensive line in the 1960s, retired at the end of the 1973 season.
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The gang was still in existence after World War Two as new family members replaced old hands. They were often said to be able to meet equal numbers of men in battle and were admired by their male counterparts in the Elephant Gang for their organisation and expertise. One member of the gang, Lilian Goldstein (née Kendall), was known to police as the Bobbed-Haired Bandit, the lover of Elephant Gang associate Ruby Sparks, and a driver on his smash and grab raids.
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In her book "For Your Own Good: Hidden Cruelty in Childrearing and the Roots of Violence" Alice Miller provides quotes of Meckel on his childhood: Punishment followed on a grand scale. For ten days, an unconscionable length of time, my father blessed the palms of his child's outstretched four-year-old hands with a sharp twitch. Seven strokes a day on each hand: that makes one hundred and forty strokes and then some. This put an end to the child's innocence.
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This quick infusion of personnel into the 99th Division occurred in March 1944, when more than 3000 joined the division. The sudden infusion of new men caused some friction with the old hands in the short term, but the long-term effects were generally positive. Many of the 99th Division's best soldiers were products of the ill-fated ASTP program. Allied forces were fighting their way across France, and fresh units were badly needed in autumn 1944 to continue to press the offensive.
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His responsibility included the Emergency Detection System (EDS) developed for an abort situation. Borman agreed with Wernher von Braun that reliance would have to be placed on automated systems in situations where human reaction time would not be fast enough. This was much to the consternation of old hands like Warren J. North, the NASA Chief of the Flight Crew Support Division, who did not accept the notion that an automated system was superior to the skill of a human being. There was also classroom work.
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The 1988 article was serialized by The People's Korea, a pro-North Korea magazine, and the resulting publicity caused South Korea to have the image in the North as the number one child-exporting country of the world: The Pyongyang Times, a North Korean newspaper, printed: "The traitors of South Korea, old hands at treacheries, are selling thousands, tens of thousands of children going ragged and hungry to foreign marauders under the name of 'adopted children'."Hübinette, T. (2003). North Korea and adoption. page 4.
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His favourite chapter is "Cornerstones of Mathematics" which he believes should appeal both to beginners and "old hands". He professes himself amazed at Gullberg's revelation of an alternative pencil-and-paper method of multiplication from the one we all learned at school, namely the Egyptian method of duplation, and loves the "Russian peasant" multiplication method involving "successive duplation and mediation". He admires the "efficient" Babylonian method of finding square roots, using division and averaging. He learns from Gullberg how to multiply and divide using an abacus.
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There is much speculation about the source of the name Rooty Hill. Mr William Freame wandered much in these parts collecting information from old residents. In 1931 in an article in a country newspaper on place names he wrote regarding the name: "Old hands assure me that the hill received its name from the roots and other debris left around its bare fields when the Eastern Creek was in flood, and this appears to be a very reasonable deduction." Mrs Hawkins description quoted later in the derivation does not appear reasonable.
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K-Lite logo from 2005 to 2006. Seven of Manila's best disc jockeys (Joe Schmoe, Paul Reno, Jay Latin, Dick Reese, Joshua, Martin Gill and Little David) set out to form a radio station that would be best in the much-established and well-known old hands of the industry. The new station occupied the frequency, studios and equipment formerly handled by the defunct standards music station DWCS (103.5 CS, then owned by Global Broadcasting System) and changed its call sign to DWKX. K-Lite started airing on October 23, 1995.
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The reviewer called the authors "old hands at conjuring up suspense and fear," and stated that "[a]n idle hour or two in this company can be quite diverting.""Nutshell Reviews," in The Washington Post, Jan. 4, 1953, p. B6. The anthology was also reviewed by the editors of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction in the issue for January 1953, Groff Conklin in Galaxy Science Fiction, March 1953, Sam Moskowitz in Science-Fiction Plus, June 1953, Damon Knight in Science Fiction Adventures, May 1953, and Mark Reinsberg in Imagination, August 1953.
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Illiano began his criminal career as a member of the Gallo crew in the Profaci crime family, later known as the Colombo family. Illiano earned the nickname "Punchy" as a result of a short boxing career. His capo was "Crazy Joey" Gallo, who would become infamous for his feuds with the Profaci family bosses."Crime Family Is Promoting Old Hands, Authorities Say" By SELWYN RAAB New York Times July 26, 1998 In 1957, Illiano may have participated in the murder of Albert Anastasia, boss of the Mangano crime family.
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Initially, development of the game started with a Kickstarter campaign to provide funding for the project. The original goal of the project was to raise CA$20,000 to fund the project but the campaign managed to raise CA$38,000 from 1,511 backers. The team developing the game are reportedly "a mix of young open- minded people and old hands at game development". Significant amounts of the game have already been completed and according to the most recent developer diary the game is "getting more and more full of shape".
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A 'Dances of Universal Peace ' session, a particular concentration of the Sufi Ruhaniat Order. The Dances of Universal Peace are simple, meditative, joyous, multi-cultural, circle dances that use sacred phrases, chants, music, and movements from the many traditions of the earth to touch the spiritual essence within ourselves and others. Based on the work begun in the late 1960s by Murshid Samuel L. Lewis, they promote peace and integration within individuals and groups worldwide. There are no performers nor audience – new arrivals and old hands form the circle together.
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NICOLAS, p332 He was reputed to be a strict disciplinarian, and in 1844 arrived as commandant of Norfolk Island to replace Alexander Maconochie whose progressive views on penal administration were thought to be unsuitable for this establishment. However, Childs proved to be no match for the convict 'old hands'. His 'strict discipline' may have worked on the thoroughly disciplined men of the Royal Marines, but he had no experience of life in a penal settlement. General discipline was poor and left to subordinate guards and overseers who had little control over the prison which was ruled by the 'Ring' of hardened convicts.
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City Express (Bengaluru) front page design as of September 2016 The New Sunday Express front page design as of April 2011 During late 2007/early 2008, there was a big shakeout of editorial staff, with many old hands leaving to make way for new. In April 2008, the newspaper underwent a major, drastic and exceptionally modern layout and design makeover and launched a huge advertising campaign. In October 2007, The New Indian Express launched a 40-page Friday magazine supplement (now, total colour) called "Indulge" exclusively for the Chennai edition. In September 2010, the lifestyle pullout began a Bangalore edition.
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Head has collaborated with three family members: daughter Loene Carmen, son Joshua Beagley, and granddaughter Holiday Sidewinder. He features on Carmen's 2009 album It Walks Like Love and has played alongside her opening for artists such as Kinky Friedman, The Handsome Family, Renee Geyer and in the band Slow Hand, which featured the "duelling keyboards" of Head and organ player Johnny Gauci (2000–2005). In 2013 Head and Carmen independently released album The Apple Don't Fall Far from the Tree, a "charming smoky blues romp driven by Head's bar-room piano." It includes original tunes "Old Hands" and "Songs Don't Care".
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About ten days before sailing on his first command, he happened upon a revival meeting, and the result to him was eventful. This would have been in 1828. That revival service in Greenwich was led by Isaac English (baker and lay preacher). Before he took up his first command in December 1828 on the Sir Charles Price he had been a reckless, boisterous profligate, living without a thought of God, except to blaspheme his holy name; but Divine grace now wrought so wondrous a change in him, that when he once more went to sea the old hands amongst his crew could scarcely recognise him for the same man.
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Internet Archive Listing The life of Ferdinand Magellan, and the first circumnavigation of the globe by Francis Henry Hill Guillemard Beerbohm details a trek through this notoriously hostile terrain and overcomes snowstorms and mutiny, survives a flood and encounters "ostrich" hunters, puma, and swans. A rank amateur, Beerbohm had no previous knowledge of the land, its flora and fauna. Fortunately, for the most part of the journey he travelled with several old hands at ostrich hunting: the memorable Isidro, the Frenchman Guillaume, and the Austrian Maximo. Most memorable are the several chapters in which the group is stuck on the north side of the Rio Gallegos which was experiencing a severe flood.
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In 1768 there were seven candidates; Lord Twankum, Sir Christopher Dashem, Sir George Comefirst, Sir William Airey, Sir William Bellows, one "Batt from the Workhouse", and Sir John Harper who ended up being the most popular in the following elections. Lady Twankum promised an opulent party for the entertainment of the populace. 1775 election introduced Sir William Blaize, "Nephew to the late Lord Twankum" and Sir Christopher Dashem. The 1781 election again had nine candidates; old hands Sir John Harper, Sir Christopher Dashwood, and Sir William Blaize and the new ones Sir Buggy Bates (chimney-sweep), Sir John Gnawpost, Sir Thomas Nameless, Sir William Swallowtail (basketmaker), Sir Thomas Tubbs (waterman) and Sir Jeffrey Dunstan (wigseller).
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The tour of Australia in 1978–79 was in direct competition with Kerry Packer's WSC and Doug Insole was made the team manager to deal with the social calendar, finances and any cricket diplomacy. Barrington was made his assistant-manager in charge of the cricket, in effect a team coach. The two were old friends and Barrington was more than pleased to have some of the huge workload taken off his back; "I don't have to worry about accounts, banks, hotels, functions, team problems, press, Boycott, etc."p. 172, Peel The English WSC players were unavailable so youngsters like Ian Botham, Phil Edmonds, David Gower, Graham Gooch and John Emburey were on the tour with the old hands Mike Brearley, Geoff Boycott, Bob Willis and Bob Taylor.
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The 1946–47 British Home Championship was a football tournament played between the British Home Nations during the 1946–47 seasons, the first professional football seasons in Britain since the end of the Second World War. As seven seasons had passed without regular, organised, professional football, many of the players in the tournament were new to the international stage although a few old hands remained to steer the course of the competition. England were especially well endowed in this regard, with such greats as Stanley Matthews and Tommy Lawton returning to the fray. Thanks to the efforts of these aging stars, England were able to win this first post-war competition, largely due to an opening 7–2 thrashing of Ireland.
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Duane Carter qualified one of the roller skate cars 15th, but was only placed 23rd after an engine failure on the 100th lap. The small tire sizes and low car weights caused complaints among the old hands and owners, so for future races, cars were restricted to minimum tire sizes and minimum car weights.Hot Rod magazine May 1963Road & Track magazine June 1963, Motor Trend magazine June 1963, Car & Driver magazine June 1963, Car and Driver magazine August 1963, Bang Shift : Gallery : Mickey Thompson exhibit at the NHRA museum , Mickey Thompson - Indy 500 1963 , Indianapolis 500 Mile Race USAC Yearbook 1963, Floyd Clymer Formula One World Champion Graham Hill tested one of the roller skate cars at Indianapolis in 1963, but refused to race it, citing its poor handling.
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" Rob Tannenbaum of Rolling Stone gave a positive review for the album saying, "While the harp, violins and choir remain delicate, Welch erupts into wild, simmering high notes, most notably on 'No Light, No Light.' Her singing is stunning; this should be credited to Florence and the Vibrato." Andy Gill of The Independent wrote in his review: "The strictures of the Unplugged format don't impact too much upon Florence & the Machine, thanks to their semi- acoustic roots, so when she opens this MTV performance with 'Only If for a Night', the piano, harp and drums are more like familiar old hands than brave new departure." He noted that "What does give the ghost story new character is the 10-piece gospel choir, which, combined with the strings, adds depth to its mystery.
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With them, they launched the Stop the War Coalition, although the SWP ("old hands" at controlling popular fronts, according to the comedian and activist Mark Thomas) was the dominant organisation, The Coalition's aims were to oppose to the invasion of Afghanistan and subsequently Iraq and to campaign against attacks on Muslims. Lindsey German was elected as Convenor and John Rees and Chris Nineham were appointed as national officers, all leading SWP members at the time. The Coalition organised a demonstration on 15 February 2003 when around 750,000 people (according to the Police) or up to 2 million (according to the organisers) marched through London. For the text of the speech cited by Cohen, see The SWP described the Iraqi insurgency as a "resistance" movement against military occupation and endorsed George Galloway's support of Hezbollah, who they described as "the resistance".
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Neither do writers like Mr. Crumley. Treasure them before they burn themselves out—and take the flame with them."Stasio, Marilyn "On the Road to Nowhere" New York Times (October 31, 1993) Christopher Lehmann-Haupt described Crumley's work as being about "a violently chaotic world that can be seen as a legacy of Vietnam, of which his characters are nightmare-haunted veterans,"Lehmann- Haupt, Christopher "Mystery and Suspense from Three Old Hands" New York Times (December 20, 1993) while Ron Powers called it: > the Big Sky Country [reimagined] as a kind of hard-boiled Lake Wobegon with > bloodstains, a hellscape where all the women are tall ... the men sport > pugnacious foreheads, brutal jaws and Indian braids, and all the children > are away at camp.Powers, Ron "'The Right Madness': Montana's Evil Side" New > York Times (May 8, 2005) According to Patrick Anderson of The Washington Post, "You don't read Crumley for plot.
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Like the batsmen the England bowlers were mostly old hands who had been playing before the war, unfortunately old bowlers rarely do well in Australia and they suffered. Bill Voce was a name well-known down under, he had been Harold Larwood's left-arm new-ball partner in the Bodyline series of 1932–33 and had taken 8/66 using the same tactics when the Australians played Notts in 1934.p60 Willis and Murphy He was allowed on the "Goodwill Tour" of 1936–37 only after a public apology and took 17 wickets in the first two Tests to see England go 2–0 up in the series, but then he developed a muscle strain and Australia won the last three Tests. In 1946 he was 37 years old, the most senior England player after Hammond, but only a shadow of his former self.
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A successor to Yam means, a frugal life off-stage and (if necessary) an only financially responsible adult in the room, in addition to:- > The short film shows the level of maturity Yam has achieved after years of > struggle. With highly accomplished and superb opera acting skills, she knows > how to improvise if it should become necessary. Such a stage demeanor can > only be projected by a veteran virtuoso opera performer. > 同場將加映《錦繡天堂》 > （1964）中折子戲「孟麗君」，是任姐奮鬥多年、成熟揮灑的表演，造詣高深，演技精湛，既具壓台感，又懂得「執生」，示範了真正的大老倌的舞台風範。 Old hands eating their young in the community is the die hard old habit like mothers-in-law punishing their sons' wives in Chinese culture.
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The tactic may have proved effective – Parramatta beat Easts 12–8 when Hartley awarded Parramatta two vital penalties in extra time which Mick Cronin converted. But nonetheless the better team still won on the dayHaddan p219 On Grand final day 1981 Parramatta found themselves up against rank outsiders Newtown playing in their first premiership decider in 26 years. Parramatta were still looking for their first title ever and their old hands in Edge, Price, Hilditch and O'Reilly along with the explosive young backline of Kenny, Cronin, Sterling, Grothe and Ella all masterfully mentored by Gibson took the premiership glory. Later back at the packed Parramatta Leagues Club auditorium, Gibson had just six words for the club faithful: "Ding, dong, the witch is dead," he said before the thunderous chants of the success-starved blue and gold army of fans who in their zeal later that night burned the old Cumberland Oval grandstand to the ground.
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The MCC remained at Sydney to play an Australian XI, this was a team of Test hopefuls strengthened by the presence of a few old hands and led by the prospective Australian captain Neil Harvey following Ian Craig's resignation due to ill-health. It was the custom to play the six batsmen due to be picked for the First Test, but to only use bowlers on the edge of the Test scene. Peter May won the toss and like Craig in the previous match opted to bat first, only to come at 40/2 which quickly became 40/3 thanks to Barry Fisher (3/59) and Raymond Strauss (4/77) who swung the ball in the heavy atmosphere. After a shaky start himself May settled and made runs with Tom Graveney (70), but a late order collapse in the last session reduced them from 189/3 to 290/7 at stumps, the captain 113 not out. May carried the score to 319 when he was last out for 140, a fine captain's innings.
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