Others were sidling up to the bar for another drink.
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Then Eddie returned, overwhelming my circuitry by sidling up to me.
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You spy her husband and child sidling up to Mister Softee.
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"Strong walk," she said, sidling along as he reached the end.
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In Congress, a sidling away from Israel among Democrats may already be underway.
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Nothing wrong with sidling over and potentially catching a little second hand smoke.
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It's like sidling up to a fireplace when you feel like being a smokejumper.
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Sidling up to Strait, she dropped an elbow on his shoulder – why would Strait mind?
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But that's only what you can see at the specific moment you're sidling past them.
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Trump is similarly sidling up to other religious right stalwarts in the race … Did you know?
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You're searching for someone to talk to, but you feel awkward sidling up to a stranger.
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Hitting another kid was punishable, but sidling up to Jimmy and subtly pinching him was not.
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Previously, another Russian satellite had been sidling up to satellites of the United States and allies.
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Succulent roasted sunchokes with black radishes sidling next to boletus did not feel like a forced marriage.
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The old culture of the workman sidling up to the bar in the local cafe at 10 a.m.
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With his Afro picked out, Prince took the stage, sidling up to his purple piano and surrounded by candelabras.
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The next, it's sidling up to another country's spy satellite, sabotaging it as part of a spaceborne sneak attack.
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Sidling around this toy truck, one notices Alan Belcher's aforementioned "Desktop" (2012/2018) wall installation including 23 ceramic JPEGs.
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She leaned up against the fins of the car, as though sidling up to a bar, and introduced herself.
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Yet even with Mr Trump in office, the idea that Australia might start sidling over to China seems far-fetched.
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Such convenient hassles will never feel quite like sidling spontaneously into a cinema alone, the moth circling the marquee's light.
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Meeting people over Slack or a Zoom call just isn't the same as sidling up next to them at an intimate dinner.
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If it's hard to imagine Audrey Hepburn sidling up to the Tiffany window to check out a death mask, that's the point.
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She's spent years sidling up to Falcon (Luis Roberto), and knows how to get what she wants out of men without compromising herself.
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To make matters worse, Yael seems to have taken a shine to the former suitor, sidling up to him after the jacuzzi talk.
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In addition to casually sidling up to different areas of our local cosmic neighborhood, Star Mapper lets users view stars through different astronomical lenses.
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Then Montaña and El Draké shed their guises to return to true form, partying poolside, sippin drank, and sidling up to bikini-clad models.
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Soon, though, Lamb is sidling up to Tommie and your internal klaxons are sounding, as, for instance, when he says that he's not "corrupting" her.
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As he shares these concerns at a drinks reception at Hôtel Capitale, Mr Lille notices one of these foreign advisers sidling up to listen in.
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Object 2014-22014E was, in fact, an autonomous spacecraft capable of veering off course and sidling up to other objects, including American commercial communications satellites.
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The kingdom and its closest allies have cut ties with Qatar and accused the gas-rich sheikdom of supporting terrorism and sidling up to Iran.
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The third track from the album, "Baby," is another gentle step into the unknown, its gospel harmonies sidling up to that country slide guitar again.
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She catches a fearless shrub or nervy marigold sidling up to the safety-cone-orange tarp, nature finding an opening to reclaim some real estate.
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"He was getting very close to me, like, you know, really kind of sidling up to me, and petting my legs and stuff," she said.
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The next president just might be the man (or woman) sidling up to you in your booth at the diner or trying to shake your hand.
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Brush up on your Japanese before sidling up to the counter at Rakuzake, a cheerful standing bar that opened last April in a downtown shopping arcade.
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What follows is a slow, sidling dance of advance and retreat as Gordon gradually becomes accustomed to Marley's helping with housekeeping and hanging around to chat.
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It could also be Ocean sidling up in an undercommons of prayer and malediction, where the singular soul brushes up against the dark night of the universe.
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"I think what we did was we reacted, and I think that's what happens in government a lot," Templeton replied, sidling away from her firm's past praise.
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Many in Washington are also sidling up to Vice President-elect Mike Pence, who they view as more of a known entity from his time in Congress.
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You are alone, able to look around without the fear of a stranger's judgement, scanning from left to right at the tutti-frutti architecture sidling past the windows.
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Louis' sidling out the door to fulfill his duties as a doting dad would be a handy way to escape without being villainized for effectively ending the band.
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And indeed, late in the night, some of them were out on the street, sidling up to people who walked out with white Supreme bags and offering them cash.
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When Becky looked up, Ossie Gulliver was sidling up to another guest, to reveal his secret and perhaps to find the right person who would become a future client.
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Mr. Merlot doesn't make for a very talkative dinner party guest, and while he's a joy to have around, he winds up sidling Schneider with a lot of the housework.
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The black-and-white photos of men sitting in doorways drinking, sidling up to cars on the street looking for change and sitting in dingy bars are gritty and loose.
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These devices can go where humans typically can't, be it nuzzling noses with leopards, roaming the seafloor for days at a time or sidling up next to super elusive sperm whales.
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In a dating environment defined by right-swipes and slides into the DMs, the chances of sidling up to the bar and into an uncomfortable—or downright dangerous—situation are high.
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But Brenda and Gillian Garcia, a mother-daughter pair from Manhattan, were undeterred, sidling up to the play's star, Dan Stevens of "Downton Abbey" fame, as he turned onto Eighth Avenue.
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Don't miss the primates, particularly the Western Lowland gorillas and Diana monkeys, as well as the lemur enclosure: Red-Ruffed lemurs are running free, sidling up close enough to touch (but don't).
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More than cocktail creators, the three have proven themselves crafters of experience: Each of their locations has strong good-times vibes and an environment that keeps locals sidling up to the bar.
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Well, of all those boxes sidling up next to the real thing in the supermarket refrigerator, none seem as appealing as the Impossible Burger when it comes to replicating the real thing.
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Another shot shows Thompson and Redd's characters sidling up to the bar after two women leave their drinks unattended, and the rappers cover the glasses with coasters to make sure they're not tampered with.
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Point A was a promising start as a naturalistic, agreeable presence, the kind of guy who could score his first big film role simply by sidling up to a casting director at a bar.
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There are lots of other royals in Riyadh and it's not hard to imagine one or two of them sidling up to King Salman and telling him that his son is out of control.
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Once at Florida A&M, Mr. Gillum quickly announced himself as a canny organizer, working on the Senate campaign of Willie Logan and sidling up to several mentors across the state's black political establishment.
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Mincing around the sculptures and sidling up to unsuspecting visitors, the fantastical creatures brought the museum's cold interior to life and somehow made you feel naked if you didn't have a pumpkin on your head.
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Take on odd jobs: There are only so many corners you can cut before you are sidling from frugal into just being that one cheap "I left my wallet at home" friend (screw you, Tom).
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He is furiously disdainful of most of the people he meets, but also has a habit of sidling up to them and initiating awkward conversations with a smile halfway between a snarl and a leer.
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Sidling up to the band, whose members sat perched on a platform at the back of the stage, she swayed her hips and flipped her long, black hair as if she hadn't planned to do either.
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In contrast to its sporty depiction in movies, this animal appears to have been a bonafide slowpoke, sidling along at estimated top speeds of 20023 to 17 miles per hour (20 to 29 kilometers per hour).
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Even when she let us pet her she tried to keep her distance, cringing in a sidling motion that brought her body within our reach but kept her head angled away, a mixture of eagerness and fear.
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On a given day you might spot Eartha Kitt sunbathing, or Errol Flynn splashing someone for sport, or Marlene Dietrich sidling up to the bar in a suit — all mingling alongside the city's striving young creative class.
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She trained as a jazz pianist and singer (and signed with Blue Note Records) before sidling over to the countrified folk and low-gloss pop that marked her three subsequent albums, from 2004 to 2009, all certified platinum.
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Ironically, while the MoMA guards seem fairly relaxed in most of the exhibition, they repeatedly issued stern warnings to visitors sidling up too closely to the luxury goods displays, as if confirming which "items" the museum values most.
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The exercise occurred as President Trump is sidling up to Moscow by bad-mouthing NATO, calling for Russia to be readmitted into the Group of 7 industrialized nations, and planning a summit meeting with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia next month.
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A family video taken when she was 4 years old shows her looking much as she does today, long blondish hair, aquiline nose, wide mouth, sidling up to her 2-year-old brother, Jamie, with a microphone in hand, asking him questions.
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A few aisles over, past the "Bone Zone" -- named for and manned by Ken Bone, the red sweater-wearing presidential debate questioner and living meme -- two young women were greeting curious shoppers who sidling up to their table of "Born in the USA" onesies.
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Jordan Peele has succeeded in marketing Get Out as an unmissable event, where attendance feels more like getting to go to an enviable concert or one-night-only stage performance than it does sidling into a matinee because you have nothing better to do.
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A rapper who has previously criticized one president by saying that he "doesn't care about black people" suddenly sidling up to one who has refused to condemn white supremacists is disorienting, but it's not entirely surprising that Kanye has found a hero in Trump.
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Starting on Monday and running through October 11, people in the Houston area can register to vote by sidling on up to eight different taco trucks in the area that are currently also operating as mobile voter registration booths, according to Houston Public Media.
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The film shows Kathy Scruggs, a law enforcement reporter, sidling up to the F.B.I. agent at a bar days after a pipe bomb packed with nails had exploded at Centennial Olympic Park in the city's downtown area, causing two deaths and injuring 111 people.
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With all of Kanye West's recent tweets about reactionary, free-thinking politics and sidling up to right-wing internet shitheads, it seemed like the next natural step in his transformation into full-on Redditor was becoming a Rick and Morty fan, and well, here we are.
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And it feels like a distant relative of "Russian Doll," except that these New Yorkers are fated to blind-date over and over again, eating at the same restaurants and sidling up to the same bars, until some unexpected element sends their lives in a new direction.
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In no time, a pretty girl might zigzag into my bed, and if it hadn't happened yet, it was excitingly attainable — if I said the right words, reached for the right girl— Instead, on the nights I couldn't sleep, I imagined Phoebe's sidling hips, the fist-sized breasts.
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After decades of Australia sidling up to the United States, sharing intelligence and fighting alongside the United States in Iraq and Afghanistan, many Australians in the foreign policy and economic establishment are now questioning what some have come to describe as a complacent favoritism for American priorities in the region.
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In April, the company launched "Snappables," which were basically short selfie AR games that integrate easily into Snapchat's Lens selection UI. Augmented reality applications really benefit from sidling up closely to a camera platform, where you can snap a photo or record some video of an encounter with an AR T-Rex.
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A few months in, desperate for adult conversation, I am sidling up to anyone and everyone — moms pushing swings next to me in the playground, the dry cleaner, the man in front of me in line at the grocery store, and a range of random local contacts scratched together for me by friends back in London.
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Iran, meanwhile, is silently sidling through the region, shoring up its influence and control in Syria and Iraq, adding to bin Salman's visceral fears of an expansionist theocracy that not only throws shade on the regional role he wants for himself, but highlights another of his fears that some of the greatest threats to his own power are getting too close for comfort.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe rushed to Trump Tower in New York to be the first foreign leader to embrace Trump, then tried to reach understandings on trade and North Korea; Trump slapped tariffs on Japanese steel and aluminum and has shrugged off North Korean missile tests while sidling up to North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. Johnson and Trump have their policy differences, too.
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Maria Butina—now a convicted foreign agent, awaiting a deportation back to Russia once her prison sentence ends this month—joins the mise-en-scène as well, sidling up to the NRA's brass to convince them that she was simply an innocent young woman, interested solely in the kinds of arms peddled by the NRA and its backers, and maybe in re-building bridges between Moscow and Washington along the way.
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But here they are again, fucking hell, sidling up with a pint and asking you how work is; it's fucking Saturday, dude, don't ask me about work—anyway, you bailed on this one because you couldn't be assed, plus it was looking sort of like it was going to start raining and they all upload the same photo anyway (a nerd move, frankly) and you like them all in turn and even go so far as to comment "sad to miss it :(" on the main birthday boy or girl's post, but you're not sad to miss it at all, are you?
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Bishop then came undesignedly sidling in the direction of the sideboard.
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"Klink's narrow military view," Ueberschär writes, "also enticed him into sidling up to the long disproved Nazi claim that this was a preventive war".
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Benny Wain started his professional music career playing in the family band The Sidling Stompers out of Sydling St Nicholas in Dorset at the age of 12. The band, which included his younger sister, Nina Wain, had great success in Southern England, and were played on BBC Radio 2's "Folk on Two". They formed folk rock band Jigsaw in the 1990s.
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In the north east of Tasmania the Mathinna Group received its last deposits in the form of turbidites in the Bellingham Formation and Sidling Sandstone containing more feldspar. Granites were intruded in the east of Tasmania around . The St Marys Porphyrite is an ash flow of dacite from . Three large batholiths are in the north east: Scottsdale, Eddystone and Blue Tier.
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This original building consisted of only the nave of the present church, with side entrances, not through porches, but simply accessing the body of the church directly. The roof of the building was slated or shingled. The contractor was CA Doran and the structure cost about . The stone for the construction of the church was obtained from the Sidling Quarries, which were a small group of quarries in Warwick.
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Kramer even stops interviews and cuts to a "commercial break" where he sips on a Diet Coke and eats from a bag of chips, before exclaiming "We're back!" Elaine schemes to "out-sidle the sidler" who might be "sidling her out of a job", by wearing wrestling shoes. While George swerves to avoid a pigeon, he instead hits a squirrel. Jerry schemes for an opportunity to play with Celia's toys.
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Quoiba is a residential and industrial suburb of Devonport, Tasmania, Australia located on the south western side of the Mersey River. The suburb contains an industrial area with cardboard manufacturers, a cannery, vegetable packaging site and livestock sale yards. Quoiba livestock records have been held since 1919. The railway line from Devonport to nearby Spreyton closed in 1957 after the opening of the Station at Quoiba in 1956, previously Quoiba was just a sidling from 1942.
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St Mark's Anglican Church is a sandstone building located on the intersection of Grafton and Albion Streets, Warwick. The building conforms to a traditional cruciform plan, with additions in the corners of the chancel and transepts, and a tower abutting the western end of the nave, adjacent to the entrance. The building is constructed of coursed sandstone blocks, from the Sidling Quarry, with picked surfaces. Window reveals and sills, tracery, carvings and buttress facings are all of smooth faced sandstone.
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The Mathinna Group continued in the Silurian period with Bellingham Formation and Sidling Sandstone. In western Tasmania, after the Gordon Group came the Eldon Group consisting of Crotty Quartzite, Amber Slate, Keel Quartzite, Austral Creek Siltstone, Florence Quartzite and Bell Shale. The time of the Eldon group is between Aeronian and Pragian, but with a depositional gap in the Ludlow and early Pridoli. In the Adamsfield element is the Tiger Range Group with Gell Quartzite, Richea Siltstone, Currawong Quartzite and possibly McLeod Creek Formation.
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At the age of eleven, Thompson was sent to Ushaw College, a Catholic seminary near Durham. A frail, delicate and extremely shy boy, he was described by his school fellows in 1870 as 'mooney' or abstracted but happy enough. He could be recognised from afar along an 'ambulacrum' or corridor by his habit of sidling sheepishly along the wall with the collar of his coat turned up. Most of his leisure time was spent in the college library where he was fond of history and poetry books.
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Aside from copulation, the type of interaction that results between males and females differs depending on which individual approaches the other. When males approach females, the fat sand rats tend to interact in an agonistic manner, and display many different behaviours, some of which include sidling, displaying sideways postures, pushing, upright boxing, and attacking each other. When females initiate the interactions and approach a male, agonistic encounters also occur as with male initiated interactions, but peaceful interactions where animals will sniff, investigate, follow, and groom each other are much more common.
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1- ABC was originally scheduled to televise this race on 3/14, but the Storm of the Century had it postponed a week. ABC bailed out, so a frozen TNN crew stepped in to show the race, in trade they gave up the Busch Series race they were going to show on that weekend to ESPN. 2- Bonnett drove in this race, making his first start since his sidling crash at Darlington in March of 1990. His crashed in spectacular fashion and joined Squier and Jarrett for the finish of the race.
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John McCulloch was the contractor of this early section of the present building with the stone being quarried from Bishop of Brisbane Edward Tuffnell's Sidling Quarries. The foundation stone of the present sandstone church was laid by Tuffnell on 19 March 1868. The original building consisted of a short nave, transepts, chancel and a small octagonal vestry in the corner of the chancel and southern transept. A broach spire surmounted the intersection of the nave of the church and the transepts and the roof was of timber shingles.
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Breeding behaviors are not well known, but all species are thought to be polygamous, with promiscuous males that use arboreal display sites, and with females providing all parental care. Summaries from species accounts indicate a few simple behaviors including a form of hoping back and forth between branches and an inverted display posture in A. rothschildi. At traditional sites in the forest canopy, Astrapia stephaniae is known to form leks. There are seven distinct male courtship displays that have been documented: perch-hopping, pivoting, inverted tail-fanning, nape-pecking, post-copulatory tumbling, upright sleeked posturing and branch-sidling.
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The stone for the construction of the church was obtained from the Sidling Quarries, which were a small group of quarries in Warwick. Dr Cani left the parish and was succeeded by a number of priests in quick succession until Father James Horan was appointed in 1876, and remained the parish priest of Warwick until his death in 1905. Horan was responsible for completing the original church with the addition of transepts and the chancel by 1894. Monsignor Michael Potter was posted as a curate to Warwick in 1891 and continued there as the parish priest after Horan's death in 1905.
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Nadal entered the Queen's Club tournament as a warm-up to Wimbledon. At the time, Nadal was riding a 12-match winning streak and by the end of the tournament, he would have lengthened the streak to 17. Nadal defeated Swede Jonas Björkman in the second round, before stumbling through his next two matches, beating Kei Nishikori in three sets in the third round and then 6'10 Ivo Karlović in three tie-break sets in the quarterfinals. Nadal then defeated another big server, Andy Roddick 7–5, 6–4 in the semifinals; finally winning his first ever grasscourt title by sidling past Novak Djokovic for the third time that year.
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Sidling by the male causes the female to form an S-shape, which causes the male to also form an S-shape and concurrently wrap his anal fin around the female's vent. After the female is wrapped, both fish jerk; jerking typically causes the female to release one egg, while ostensibly causing the male to fertilize said egg. Though the pair usually separates to leave one fertilized egg in the substrate, the female will very occasionally immediately form an S-shape and both fish will again perform the jerking sequence. Spawning lasts from 30 minutes to 2 hours, with larger females spawning more than smaller females.
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Waiohine River gorge, route of the 'Hill and Sutch' party The Tararua Range is significant in the history of tramping in New Zealand, due to its accessibility for people in Wellington and nearby towns. In April 1933, it was the focus of what later came to be known as The Sutch Search when Mr Eric Hill, Miss Morva Williams, Mr Bert O’Keefe and Dr. Bill Sutch went missing for more than two weeks during an attempt to traverse from Te Matawai Hut to Mount Holdsworth during winter. An accident while sidling the Broken Axe Pinnacles prevented the group getting to Mt Holdsworth in a day as planned. Then bad weather forced them off the ridge tops.
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While the newspaper articles cited "wagons can now be taken over this route without the slightest trouble," other articles countered, "the trail ... is splendid for horses but fearful for wagons" and "the rocks, mud-holes, bogs, creeks, boulders and sidling ledges of that road, can only be appreciated by being seen, the only wonder is that a wagon can be taken over at all." Other articles were a bit more grim, referring to the wagon road as a "little more than the rocky ridge of a precipice along which lurked death and disaster." Newspaper records reflect on Friday, June 12, 1874, James Harvey Crawford along with his wife, Margaret Emerine Bourn Crawford,"Steamboat Pilot May 26, 1915 — Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection". www.coloradohistoricnewspapers.org. made pioneer history as the first (nonindigenous) couple to cross Rollins Pass by wagons, and Mrs.
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