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It has been reviewed for five years, approved by the State Department twice, and yet, the application lingers in bureaucratic purgatory where loopholes and politics abound and where no end to the spinning is in sight.
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England roared back down the other end and threatened to score, but after spinning the ball out wide to the right, winger David Strettle was held up over the line -- forcing a decision from the video referee, which went in Wales' favor.
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"This was supposed to be the silver bullet that was going to end welfare dependency, but now the policy is spinning out of control and world-respected organisations are joining the chorus warning Universal Credit simply won't be fit for purpose, " he said.
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Unless Congress acts the PTC will expire at the end of the year and many wind turbines will stop spinning and many more will never be built.
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In the traditional view of teleportation a spinning ball will de-materialize at one end of the table and exactly the same ball will re-materialize at the other end.
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The viewer is given evidence, watches it spin (literally, there are many scenes which involve spinning) and makes a conclusion about the nature of reality at the end.
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During our demo, music was streamed from the other end of our conference call to the Continental GT and it sounded like we were spinning the tracks ourselves -- crystal clear with no distortion or static to be heard.
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Lions, tigers, pop concerts at one end, the National Trust and heritage pot-pourri at the other, with all sorts of money-spinning devices in between, can keep the roof on, the guttering in order and the mullions mended.
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