Keep plans flexible: Mercury, your ruing planet, is currently retrograde.
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Mitsubishi is another carmaker currently ruing cheating on vehicle tests.
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After Game 5, the Spurs were ruing their inability to rebound.
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Peru will no doubt still be ruing that horribly missed penalty.
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"He's probably ruing what he wrote," Johnson said on Fox Thursday afternoon.
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Your ruing planet Mercury enters its pre-retrograde shadow on June 20!
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But rather than ruing the complication, Ms. Roth found a bright side.
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The ruing leftists have filed a no-confidence motion in parliament against Prime Minister Sorin Grindeanu.
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I told my female colleague about this, and we exchanged some text messages ruing the situation.
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They traded 1% higher at 40.42 euros, leaving some analysts ruing their earlier caution towards the stock.
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Your ruing planet, Venus, gets tangled up with dreamy Neptune today, putting you in a sensitive mood.
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In Luanda, health officials are ruing the missed early opportunities and the massive cost that has now entailed.
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Of all the groups ruing what could have been, America's advanced energy sector must be left particularly disheartened.
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Venus connects with one of your ruing planets, Saturn, making this a solid time to discuss plans and commitments.
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It's an exciting day in your intimate relationships, Virgo—your ruing planet Mercury will meet with sweet, lovely Venus.
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This 200-year-old quote, attributed to Casanova, gives hope to all those ruing a grave error or missed opportunity.
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Some punters who cashed out early for a guaranteed lower return are now ruing that decision as an own goal.
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Mr. Hockenberry wrote a 7,000-word piece titled "Exile" in Harper's Magazine this month, ruing his continued banishment and shaming.
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Halep will be ruing the match point she missed, too, a makeable forehand return as her foe served and volleyed.
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Instead of ruing Franklin's exit from the sport, her legions of fans should be grateful for how long she stuck around.
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At Chris' sentencing, each of Shanann's immediate family members gave emotional statements — ruing their loss and excoriating Chris for what he'd done.
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The Moon, in fellow air sign Gemini, meets with your ruing planet Venus this afternoon, creating an exciting, happy-go-lucky energy.
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Alexander-Arnold ended that season as a Champions League finalist, sprawled on the field in Kiev, ruing Liverpool's defeat to Real Madrid.
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Through Tuesday morning and afternoon, I heard from pessimistic Democrats who were already ruing the fact that he'd been the party's nominee.
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The 15th seed had three set points in the tiebreak, the first of which, when serving at 6-5, he will be ruing.
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October 9 is an exciting day for your ruing planet, Pluto, as it will face challenges with the Sun and communication planet Mercury.
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But surprises arrive today as your ruing planet, the Sun (which is currently in your sign), and the moon both connect with wildcard Uranus.
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Eventually Hudson and Adler went off and found other band members to form the iconic Guns N' Roses, leaving Marsden ruing the missed opportunity.
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Mercury clashes with your ruing planet Jupiter, and Venus meets Pluto on February 22—big conversations are in the air, but watch out for exaggerations!
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"There were no experiences anymore," the narrator reflects in the famous story "Welcome, Bob," about an elderly man ruing a botched romantic encounter from his youth.
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Federer, unbeaten in 27, then served for the title himself at 24-22 in the third set with del Potro still ruing his missed match point.
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But if either of these reasons, or perhaps others, have left you ruing your inability to watch the first two episodes of Fuck, That's Delicious, fear not.
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But the final scene, in which the Forester, ruing her loss, recognizes one of her young and takes comfort in the cycle of life, seemed anticlimactically mild.
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Your ruing planet, Mercury, is retrograde in your sign, so things haven't been going smoothly—but you've made some important discoveries and caught some information you previously missed.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Peng Yanhui is celebrating the fact that a record number of openly gay athletes are taking part in the Olympics, while ruing that none are from China.
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Still atop the A.F.C. West, by a game-and-a-half over Oakland, the Chiefs (5-3) filed into their locker room silently, ruing their penalties, their drops, their inconsistency.
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Carol and Therese are ruing the consequences of their love, fleeing the hurt of a morality clause in a legal judgment that, under the circumstances, sounds more horrific: morality claws.
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Several large German cities have been pushing to ban certain diesel vehicles from their streets, and a landmark court ruing last month cleared the way for them to do so.
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"It hurts India's image, hurts the India story, hurts tourism, hurts medical tourism," said one official, ruing that fewer than 30 cities had an action plan ready to fight air pollution.
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The moon opposes your ruing planet Jupiter, bringing a massive change—but it's something to look forward to, since the moon and sun's connection bodes well for your connections and social life.
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"It will be ruing a missed opportunity in 2017 given it beat rivals such as Samsung by a full year when it comes to features such as super-slow-mo video capture," he said.
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Democrats have slammed Gorsuch for what they characterized as his selectively activist record on the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals and his refusal to reveal his personal legal philosophy ruing three days of confirmation hearings.
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U.S. Open champion Johnson steadied the ship to birdie the par-five 18th for a one-under-par 69, his eighth consecutive round in the 60s but one that left him ruing what might have been.
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There you are, slumped at your desk already, ruing nature or the gods or the moon or whoever it is that's responsible for leap years, and the extra day of work you've got ahead of you.
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But Bird was ruing the moment he could not deliver, when he was shielded slightly by Machado, the base runner at first, and watched helplessly as the ball ticked off his glove and into right field.
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If only Aranoa had shorn his hangdog movie down to Robbins and Del Toro alone—a pair of patient no-hopers, bulky and bearded, ruing the wreckage of Eastern Europe like gunless cowboys eying the old West.
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Ruing the mishap, he enlisted his friend Zubair Latib — a fellow day-trading musician who had cashed out his $6,000 from XIV just four days before its implosion — and wrote a lament, set to the melody of Tom Petty's "Free Fallin'".
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LONDON, Sept 20.8927 (Reuters) - Investors following the stock market maxim "Sell in May and go away" will be ruing that decision this year, after emerging market, Japanese and euro zone equities emerged as the biggest winners in the third quarter.
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Ruing the ease with which success can wreck an artist's pleasure in making art, "For Free" is yet another chapter in Mitchell's continuing report from the war between two irreconcilable desires: the need for independence and the longing for security.
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In the second act, when the baritone Paulo Szot's Sharpless was ruing the possible consequences of informing Butterfly of her would-be husband's intentions, he looked like he was managing a minor headache, instead of living through a tragic injustice.
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Not since Anastasia Myskina went down in the opening round of the 2005 tournament has the French Open lost its women's champion so early, and the 20-year-old slipped off court, her head bowed, ruing what she called a "terrible day".
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The justices threw out a 2017 ruing by Washington state's Supreme Court that Barronelle Stutzman, owner of Arlene's Flowers in the city of Richland, about 200 miles (320 km) southeast of Seattle, had violated the state's anti-discrimination law and a consumer protection measure.
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There's one half of my psyche ruing the end of shorts-and-sandals season, while the other is itching to tighten my apron strings and get back to work, without the interruptions of travel, school vacations and the general languidness of the season getting in the way.
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In the travel ban case, ruling for Trump required Roberts to write off not just Trump's statements as a candidate but his tweets as a president, crowing over calling the travel ban a "ban" and ruing that he'd ever let his Department of Justice withdraw the overbroad first version.
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Mumbling alpha male Chad, who insists he's "emotionally and financially" ready to share his life with someone during his brief interaction with JoJo (GROSS, but she loves it), spends much of the episode ruing the day the rest of the world dared to exist and building himself up.
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They twice had to dig out of holes and probably would have been ruing another loss to the Orioles if not for Voit and Walker, who each had three hits to carry an offense that is increasingly straining from the prolonged absences of Aaron Judge, Gary Sanchez and, more recently, Didi Gregorius.
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Lloyd DoggettLloyd Alton DoggettAppeals court strikes ObamaCare mandate, sends case back to lower court House passes sweeping Pelosi bill to lower drug prices Progressive leader warns members could vote no on drug price bill as it stands MORE (D-Texas) noted that the ruing was released on the same day the House was voting to impeach President Trump.
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Today, for example, the NBA's Golden State Warriors and their fans are likely ruing the fact that they may have wasted too much physical and mental energy in their quest to break the NBA's regular-season win record this year when a bit of physical and mental energy may have been just what they needed to overcome the Cleveland Cavaliers last night in game 7 of the NBA finals.
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The Christian Democratic Party is a political party in Papua New Guinea. It gained its first representation immediately after the 1997 election, when Puri Ruing, who had been elected for the People's Resources Awareness Party, joined the party. The party initially supported the government of Bill Skate, but later supported the government of Mekere Morauta, with Ruing made a minister in his government. Ruing defected to the People's Democratic Movement later in the term.
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In December 2010, Ruing was appointed Minister for Internal Security under Michael Somare. In August 2011, Peter O'Neill became Prime Minister in the wake of a parliamentary motion of no confidence in the government of Acting Prime Minister Sam Abal (standing in for Sir Somare while the latter was hospitalised for a heart condition). O'Neill appointed Ruing as his Minister for Civil Aviation.Cabinet of Papua New Guinea, CIA Factbook, 18 August 2011 Ruing was defeated by Westly Nukundj at the 2012 election.
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All she there told him, ruing death for friend so young, algate sore unwilling God's rightwiseness to withsay.
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Ruing had Pep briefly declared bankrupt in 2004 over his failure to pay court costs awarded over the unsuccessful 1997 challenge to his election. The bankruptcy orders were later quashed after Pep paid Ruing more than 70,000 kina to settle the debt.Rheeney, Alex. "Pep solvent". Papua New Guinea Post-Courier, November 4, 2004.
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Ruing subsequently defected to the People's Democratic Movement."Foreign, justice ministers sacked in reshuffle". BBC Monitoring Service: Asia-Pacific, December 21, 2000.
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Puri Ruing is a Papua New Guinean politician. He was a member of the National Parliament of Papua New Guinea from 1997 to 2002 and from 2007 to 2012, representing the electorate of Dei Open. He served as Minister for Justice under Mekere Morauta, Minister for Internal Security under Michael Somare and Minister for Civil Aviation under Peter O'Neill. Ruing, a former police officer, was first elected to parliament at the 1997 general election.
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Ruing won a rematch with Pep for the Dei Open seat at the 2007 general election for Morauta's Papua New Guinea Party, with Pep finishing third.Taime, Mal. "Two more declared in WHP".
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Davies lost the belt in his very first defence against former champion Ian Napa. Despite a close fight, Napa's experience fighting at championship level won the day with Davies cornermen left ruing mistakes made in the last two rounds of the fight which were to prove pivotal.
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Doggett, pp. 224–26.Leng, pp. 159, 166, 169. While ruing that Dark Horse made Harrison's affliction "a matter of public record", authors Chip Madinger and Mark Easter consider that the subject matter of "So Sad", like the album's title track, invited this more tortured style of singing.
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The team did not have a high stage placing for the remainder of the Tour. Roche finished the race in 15th place, as the team's best-placed rider. He was pleased to finish 15th, while nonetheless ruing the time lost on the Port de Balès which potentially may not have been lost. The squad finished fourth in the teams classification.
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A knock suffered in a match versus Southampton on 29 October 1949 hampered his progress, with Paton ruing that he had a "gammy leg" for two years, from which he finally recovered after a successful operation at Brentford hospital. He played on at Griffin Park until the end of the 1951–52 season, by which time he had made 94 appearances and scored 16 goals.
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The crisp song is rendered by Anirudh with peppy notes. Also tracing the friendship along with Anirudh in the song are Leon and MM Manasi." For "Ennada Life Idhu", Raman stated the song as a bright number by Santhosh Narayanan and Leon, ruing the complexities of life. Raman also stated "Kadhal Kozhappudhey begins with sharp tunes of jazz and goes on to shine in Sanjeev T's voice, which stands out with its conversational lyrics.
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The award can be traced to a comment by Annada Shankar Ray ruing the absence of literary awards in Bengal. It was started on 20 April 1958 and has been given in the same month since. Initially, there were two awards, in memory of Prafulla Kumar Sarkar and Suresh Chandra Majumdar, the founders of Anandabazar Patrika. Another award was started in 1984 in memory of Ashok Kumar Sarkar to commemorate the golden jubilee of Desh.
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He was a shadow minister in the Morauta opposition to the Somare government for several years. In June 2009, his son, Emmanuel Ruing, was murdered in Port Moresby amidst clashes related to the Australian rugby league match, State of Origin. He was subsequently praised by Morauta for keeping control over potential retaliatory attacks. In July 2010, he defected from the Papua New Guinea Party to the United Resources Party, a coalition partner in the Somare government.
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Panthro does have a fear of bats. In the 2011 series, Panthro is one of Claudus' more loyal soldiers who was sent with his friend Grune to find the Book of Omens. Their attempted search resulted with Mumm-Ra's release and Panthro being betrayed by Grune, and ruing a struggle, fell down an abyss and was believed killed. However, Panthro survived the fall and constructed the ThunderTank, which he later used to save Lion-O's group from Slythe's platoon.
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The United Resources Party returned five MPs at the 2007 election, including Benny Allan, Roy Biyama, William Duma, Guma Wau, and Agiru, who returned after five years out of office. The party joined the governing coalition. The party's former deputy leader, Duma, assumed the leadership, and became Minister for Petroleum and Energy under Prime Minister Michael Somare. Puri Ruing joined the party in July 2010, and was appointed Minister for Internal Security in December 2010, joining Duma in Cabinet.
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Glamorgan (4pts) beat Worcestershire (0pts) by five wickets Worcestershire Royals would be ruing lost opportunities after the game with Glamorgan Dragons at New Road. Winning the toss and batting first, captain Vikram Solanki paired up for 91 with Stephen Moore, who would go on to make 104. Zander de Bruyn also made an unbeaten fifty to lift Worcestershire to 273 for 3. The Indian international Sourav Ganguly was the only Glamorga bowler to come out with some credit, as he got one wicket for 19 in his five overs.
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United Arab Emirates applied, with success, for the right to host the FIFA Club World Cup in 2009 and 2010. Ruing from their defeat three years earlier, Barcelona dethroned World and European champions Manchester United in the 2009 UEFA Champions League Final to qualify for the 2009 Club World Cup. Barcelona beat Mexican club Atlante in the semi-finals 3–1 and met Estudiantes in the final. After a very close encounter which saw the need for extra-time, Lionel Messi scored from a header to snatch victory for Barcelona and complete an unprecedented sextuple.
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John Pidgeon of Let It Rock found the side-two medley typical of McCartney's "lazy" attitude to songwriting and said: "Red Rose Speedway sounds as if it was written after a big tea in front of the fire with carpet-slippered feet up; listening to it takes about as much as going ten rounds with a marshmallow fairy." Pidgeon concluded by likening the album to The Emperor's New Clothes, ruing that McCartney appeared to have no one to challenge his judgment or "kick his arse". Available at Rock's Backpages (subscription required).
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It was not until 1965 that the Government of New Brunswick resolved to introduce an unprecedented "distinctive provincial flag". This was done shortly after the Canadian Red Ensign, which had been used unofficially as the national flag, was replaced on February 15, 1965, by a new design featuring a maple leaf. There were still parts of Canada where imperialist nostalgia was strong, and ruing the demise of the Red Ensign, they sought to have it modified as a provincial flag. This is what occurred in Ontario (1965) and Manitoba (1966).
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The win earned Gilbert the yellow, green, and polka-dot jerseys, with the latter two falling to the shoulders of the respective next two men on the day. This had the odd result of the sprinter Hushovd wearing the mountains classification polka-dot jersey during the stage 2 team time trial. Vaughters commented that the squad was ready to "give hell" in the team time trial, ruing the time lost by Hesjedal, Vande Velde, and Danielson but chalking it up to nerves on the first day of a Grand Tour.
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England's new-look side gave interim coach Stuart Lancaster the best possible start by claiming a first win at Murrayfield in eight years. Charlie Hodgson's charge-down try at the start of the second half plus eight points from the boot of debutant Owen Farrell left Scotland ruing a series of blown try-scoring chances. England's inexperienced players came through their baptism of fire with great fight and resolve, despite waves of Scottish pressure. Dan Parks landed two penalties but dithered with his clearing kick to hand Hodgson and England the softest of tries and the perfect start to their Six Nations campaign.
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What looked like a reasonably simple chase, however, was intervened by rain, bad light and clever bowling from the South African Kruis. Gordon Muchall and Hussey looked to be securing it at 132 for 2, however, but a mini-collapse in the last overs saw the Durham fans biting their nails. Eventually, the chase was stopped nineteen runs short of victory for Durham, but they lost eight wickets in the process and were probably glad to escape with a draw – though they would be ruing the slow scoring at the end. Dale Benkenstein, their No. 4, hit 28 not out off 78 balls.
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Once Caldas, employing a conservative and defensive style of football, became the second Colombian side to win the competition. 2002 edition Ruing their semifinal exit in 2004, São Paulo made an outstanding comeback in 2005 to contest the final with Atlético Paranaense. This became the first ever Copa Libertadores finals to feature two teams from the same football association; The Tricolor won their third crown after thrashing Atlético Paranaense in the final leg. The 2006 final was also an all-Brazilian affair, with defending champions São Paulo lining up against Internacional. Led by team captain Fernandão, the Colorados beat São Paulo 2–1 at Estádio do Morumbi and held the defending champions at a 2–2 draw at home in Porto Alegre as Internacional won their first ever title.
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The Fall season saw plenty of ups and downs for Fury FC. French goalkeeper Romuald Peiser joined the club in early July, and turned in multiple Man-of-the-Match performances during the Fall campaign. Opening day of the Fall season saw Ottawa draw 0-0 in Edmonton against their Canadian rivals on a sweltering day, and the ruing of missed opportunities was a foreshadowing of things to come. Fury FC christened their new home, TD Place Stadium, the following weekend, and despite setting a modern-day NASL record in attendance, Ottawa fell 1-0 to the defending Soccer Bowl champion New York Cosmos on a Sebastián Guenzatti goal. Ottawa stumbled out of the gate, opening the second portion of the NASL schedule with a six-game winless skid which saw them tumble out of the playoff picture.
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By 1568 the gun platforms were reported to be in "utter Ruing and decay", with repairs projected to be likely to cost around £60, although it is unclear whether the repairs were carried out. Tensions between Spain and England rose, and in 1584 Queen Elizabeth I spent £171 on repairs to the castle amid fresh fears of an invasion. War broke out the next year, and in 1588, the year of the Spanish Armada, a Jesuit priest called Father Darbysher, and Roger Walton, a spy in the pay of the Spanish, made plans to hand over the castle to an invading force of French and Spanish soldiers, although the conspiracy never came to fruition. In 1593 there was a fresh crisis with Spain and the brass guns needed for the English navy were in short supply.
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From her dead pan delivery ('Please, this ain't even jealousy, she ain't got nothin' on me') to her screams of frustration peppered throughout the track, this has the potential to be an enormous global hit." Bradley Stern from "MuuMuse" commented: "It is one of the album’s catchiest, cutest moments–even if Lloyd’s gritting her teeth and clenching her fists with rage." He further wrote: > "Kicking off with a deliciously angry grunt that plays on loop (UHH!!!) the > Shellback-produced track finds Lloyd ruing the day she ever stepped out on > her man…who’s now being made all the happier by some other chick: 'Remember > all the things that you and I did first? And now you’re doing them with > her?!' Lloyd sings incredulously on the bouncing electro-pop beat, dissing > the chick’s jeans and denying all charges of jealousy in the process.
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