Bent over at the waist, its hand on its hips, the creature has its face thrust forward menacingly.

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But India was also throwing off many self-imposed shackles, and has since thrust itself forward.

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The knight armor again, in an action shot that appears to be a really long forward thrust.

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It diverts energy away from producing forward thrust by channeling it out of saving and investment into consumption.

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They do not use fuel but instead convert energy from the ocean's waves, turning it into forward thrust.

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Fleck took the penalty he won after a nudge in the back by Mihael Kovacevic as the forward thrust into the United box after 78 minutes.

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In its two recent series, especially against Pakistan, England played a brand of cricket from the days before DRS. The batsmen were repeatedly pinned on their crease, playing back in an attempt not to thrust their pads forward and pop a catch to a nearby fielder, but instead getting trapped in front of the stumps.

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Yet Robert Forward, one of the committee's members, has suggested a way to squeeze even more thrust from such a sail: by passing ten times closer to the sun.

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