Turn five is a corner we go through flag out, and the bumpiness on turn six are just a couple of the places that make it difficult, very difficult.
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In a murder mystery novel, " Murder Under Blue Skies " by Willard Scott and Bill Crider, the couple and the frequent bumpiness of their relationship are mentioned.
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The Marina Bay Street Circuit was resurfaced between turns three and seven, along with turns thirteen to seventeen, after drivers complained about its bumpiness following the 2009 Singapore Grand Prix.
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"The uncertainty is enough to cause the bumpiness in their share price, " said Andrew Fernow, head of research at Vickers Ballas Securities ( H . K . ) Ltd.
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Woods, who has struck the ball well all week but had problems _ as have many _ on damp greens that have been difficult for their bumpiness, took his putting woes in stride.
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In addition, the cable provided a degree of vertical flex in the frame which acted as a suspension system, thereby absorbing much of the bumpiness of the ride normally associated with small wheel bicycles.
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Electronic sensors in the " semiactive " suspension measure the bumpiness of the pavement, and a computer adjusts the degree of damping in the shocks to account for both road conditions and vehicle speed.
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That bet rides in part on a pending $ 62 billion purchase of MediaOne, in the midst of continued bumpiness of AT & T's $ 70 billion acquisition of Tele-Communications Inc.
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Coulthard was more vocal in his criticism saying the bumpiness of the section was " ridiculous " and preferred the challenge of the former first corner chicane, while Montoya felt the section was " too slow ".
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But despite the success of this first iteration of the contest, the bumpiness of actually awarding the winners discouraged future versions, and so the project went on an indefinite & mdash; and seemingly final & mdash; hiatus.
