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The rent here was L22 3s and the valuation L18 10s.
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Newcastle have won just one of their past 26 away league games against Chelsea (D7 L18), losing the last seven in a row.
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Problem is, the MiG-29 was always under-powered, compared to Western fighters.
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They were flanked by two Polish Mig-29s, a Eurofighter and F-16 Falcons.
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Slovakia depends on Russian gas supplies, while its MiG-29 fighter jets and anti-aircraft systems need Russian spare parts.
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Sudan purchased around a dozen MiG-29 fighter aircraft in 2009.
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It said the vessel would carry 15 Su-33 and Mig-29K jet fighters and 31 helicopters.
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(Scots of course) per tun, and Rochelle wines dearer than L.18 per tun.
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No; but the little round knob that we used for a fulcrum.
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You cannot move the earth unless you have force and fulcrum, too.
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Argument with this class of minds is a lever without a fulcrum.
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The row-lock is simply the fulcrum for the oar, is it not?
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There was a sound stump at hand to use as a fulcrum.
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Garlic kept them away and blood was the fulcrum of their existence.
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Keeping this possible future uncertain, balanced on the fulcrum of chaos and necessity.
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For a second, I stand at the fulcrum point of creation.
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Balance is achieved by placing equal forces on both sides of a fulcrum.
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But simply by existing she became a fulcrum and rallying point.
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The distance from the force to the fulcrum is called the force arm.
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Istanbul is the fulcrum about which Eurasian business has pivoted since Byzantine times.
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She leaned forward in the fulcrum of light, and looked at him soberly.
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If the fulcrum of the issue is youth, let's go there.
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He used a rock as a fulcrum but the block still wouldn't budge.
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The lower hand thus serves as a fulcrum for the other.
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