They did, however, go through with letting about 35, 000 runners take off from the starting line for a half marathon and shorter races.

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She is part of a growing group applying pressure to the big box store to take a line of cards off the shelves before February 14.

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With tight budgets, few mid-size firms can afford to take their eye off top-line growth to re-implement business applications that can scale or provide global reach required to meet their objectives.

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Broadband, which allows high-speed information exchange over a phone line, has yet to take off in great numbers in Europe.

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Users will be guided to a transit stop by foot and be able to look up detailed information on what line to take and where to get off.

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Right at the death, Leeman cleared off the line as Glentoran held on to take the three points.

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Teammate Kemar Roach then became only the sixth bowler to take a hat-trick at a World Cup when he polished off the Dutch line-up with three successive wickets to end with figures of 6-27 in an innings of just 115.

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At first, recalls Mrs Sethi, the girls would not take off their chunnis (loose scarves worn over their salwar kameez, or tunic and trousers, to hide the line of the body) when they played.

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