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Meanings of aces in English
Private university in Evansville, Indiana, United States.
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2009 Proposed legislation in the United States.
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Examples for "american clean energy and security act"
Examples for "american clean energy and security act"
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Barton predicted, however, that the Waxman-Markey bill would not make it into law.
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The Waxman-Markey bill also sets a 15 percent target for 2020.
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The Ministry of Commerce statement did not mention the United States or the new energy bill, known as the Waxman-Markey bill.
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The Waxman-Markey bill would only disadvantage American businesses to the benefit of foreign entities, said Bill Holbrook, spokesman for the National Petroleum Refiners Association.
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The Waxman-Markey bill mandates a 5 percent increase in energy efficiency by 2020, to accompany the renewable energy goal.
Spanish
reno aces Minor League Baseball Class AAA franchise in Reno, Nevada, USA.
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Spanish
houston aces Amateur soccer club in Houston, Texas, USA.
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Usage of aces in English
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In all, the South African sent down seven aces to Rublev's four.
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Maybe we should just decide it on the number of aces struck?
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He then followed this with a brilliant service game, including three aces.
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And I have my four kings and aces; that is saying everything.
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After all, aren't the aces simply the first of the small cards?
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These aces are built on in sequence and suit up to kings.
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Withdraw from the pack four aces and four kings of different suits.
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Van Rosven also paid ninety guilders for a Legrant of 122 aces.
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The Australian closed out the set three games later with three aces.
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The French had as their outstanding aces Georges Guynemer and Rene Fonck.
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Each girl caught one; when it came to kiss-catching, they were aces.
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Young Ralestone seems to have gathered all the aces into his hand.
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Old Gabriel was holding four aces and Chad only a busted flush.
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A person casting dice might throw double aces a hundred times consecutively.
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Williams played a flawless tiebreaker, hitting two aces and three other winners.
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Our aces are scheduled to lunch with three of their Mexican counterparts.
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