"You've got to fall back, fall back, " Malone yelled at Odom, who was bodying up Milwaukee Bucks forward Marcus Fizer on defense.
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Scott wanted to know if Martin would be interested in bodying up O'Neal, the 6-foot-11 Pacers center, who dropped 30 points on Saturday.
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On the other end, Camby, Larry Johnson and Kurt Thomas gave their limbs to the cause, bodying up Tim Duncan and David Robinson each time they got the ball in the post.
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The debodied chassis was updated to production specification and sent to Walter Alexander Coachbuilders, Stirling for bodying as a demonstrator until 1956 when it was sold to Stark's Motor Services, Dunbar.
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Following the collapse of Clifford Corporation in 1998, Volvo arranged for Jakab to take over the Ansair, Tamworth plant and complete the bodying of 60 Volvo B10BLEs for the State Transit Authority with the Orana style of body.
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He is one of the most familiar to us among Dickens's characters, an instance of the novelist's supreme power, which ( I like to repeat ) proves itself in the bodying forth of a human personality henceforth accepted by the world.
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"Could there have been degrees of ` audition,'of a concentrated inward hearing amid silences no longer available to us so intense as to endow consciousness with an immediacy to metaphor, to imagery, to what I have called ` real presence'or a ` bodying forth'of meaning, inaccessible since ?"
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The sitcom starred Diana Dors, and Perrie played her arch-enemy Mrs . Petty, the busy-bodying residents'association secretary with conservative values . " Queenie's Castle " was first broadcast on bonfire night in 1970 and ran for two years . eighteen episodes were made, and Perrie appeared in nine of them.
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And he sees " the most striking aspect of medieval and Renaissance Florence : its constant and ubiquitous bodying forth of the civic idea ( and ) its habit of reenacting its urban self in . . . particular sections of town where all human services were available " as a process that did not cease with the fall of the Medici.
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He argued that Jasper Johns'1955 " Target With Plaster Casts " _ plaster casts of men's body parts in little boxes over a large target _ ought to be " read " in tandem with Rauschenberg's 1955 " Bed, " a painting on a patchwork quilt, as having been created by a pair of lovers in the same year, under the same roof and representing " some approximation _ maybe an inchoate and impulsive bodying forth _ of the power of their then-new relationship ."
