He frequently adjusted his uniform, at times pitched from the stretch with no one on base and even once had to wave several times to get Romine's attention when he wanted a new baseball.

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If OnGoal is successful in creating a viable, passionate fan base through their investment, it will validate the new wave of investors to MLS, and perhaps bring in new ones, who see that by upgrading the fan experience they can see a significant return on their investment.

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Toe protection: material, usually large boulders, placed at the base of a sea defence structure like a seawall to prevent wave scour.

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Democrats rode a demographic wave of young and non-white voters joining with its traditional liberal base, leaving Republicans with a shrinking number of older white voters.

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The rapid upgrade wave triggered by autumn iPhone launches mean that the composition of the corporate device base can change a lot faster than it used to back in 2009 or 2010.

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Companies that have achieved critical mass in terms of advertiser, publisher and consumer base, product portfolio, technology and business teams, are going to be able to ride the wave.

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With a wave of the legislative wand, the Dutch government has transformed Camp Zeist, a former American air base, into a little piece of Scotland for the duration of the trial.

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