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Salford gathered themselves and hit back as scrum-half Martin Crompton and stand-off Darren Brown found an inspired vein of form.
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Barkley added two more penalties and Maddock and Fea'unati crossed as Bristol found themselves down to 13 men with Roy Winters and Darren Crompton sin-binned.
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The turning point, with the game locked at 13-13 midway in the second period, came when Bristol prop Darren Crompton was sin-binned for a high tackle.
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They criticised the move to appoint Richard Crompton, the newly-retired chief constable of Lincolnshire Police, instead of well-respected acting chairman, Peter Burroughs.
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Among the most popular was Richmal Crompton's William, a well-meaning boy who is nonetheless drawn to trouble.
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Sudhir Trehan, who runs Crompton Greaves, Avantha's electrical equipment-maker, jokes that when he joined as a trainee in 1972, the management would not drink tea unless it were served with white gloves from a silver pot.
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During a nine-day trial, the court heard witness statements describing Mrs Crompton's troubled life and stormy relationships with several male partners.
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Webber and Crompton snatched another try apiece to pull the Manchester side into a 22-16 lead and within sight of victory.
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Crompton Greaves wanted Pauwels, a Belgian company, mainly for its know-how.
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Crompton Greaves, part of the Avantha group controlled by Gautam Thapar, underwent a strategic review in 2001-02.
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On 59 minutes Bristol lost Crompton to the sin bin after the prop tackled Tom Shanklin high, although Blair was short with the resulting long-range penalty attempt.
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