• The collision happened on the winding A487 at Pantperthog, north of Machynlleth, when the lance corporal and another serviceman - identified only as Soldier A - were on an advance trained course supervised by PC Keith Young of the West Mercia Police force.

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  • With advance warning, of course, the stocks tend to trade down in anticipation of big patent expirations.

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  • Of course, the Dow advance comes to an annual compounded growth rate of about 6%, but by avoiding disastrous mistakes similar to those we made in this century, we could do even better in the next.

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  • The advance testing gives them time to change course of a career, perhaps go into coaching or broadcasting.

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  • Of course the raid did not advance the investigation.

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  • Such feats of automotive agility remain the preserve of the small screen, of course, and talking cars have yet to advance beyond giving directions or reminding you to fasten your seatbelt.

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  • And of course we are working very hard every day to advance a global economic recovery.

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  • What makes it tougher is that unlike newsletters, which collect subscription money in advance and then pay the printer's bills over the course of a year, Vulcan pays for printing upfront and then collects from advertisers and distributors.

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  • It has a lot of elements that we can talk about in the question-and-answer period, but nonetheless, from our perspective, we've been able to positively advance each of the key goals that we had for the course of this trip.

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  • The reasonable investor, like the reasonable person in other tort suits, is an invention of the U.S. court system who generally possesses the extra-sensory power to detect, in advance, every bad outcome that might come from a certain course of action.

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  • Items were ordered months in advance, cut, made up and shipped (shipped by sea of course).

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  • Plan to eat early as the kitchen closes at 3:30 pm, although a special Tuesday evening reservation can be booked in advance for 50 euros, which includes a tour, a three-course meal and transportation to and from local hotels.

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  • Of course, these are just a few examples of outcomes of the policies ODEP works to advance.

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