The relatively slow running time is due to the track conditions between Buzzards Bay and Hyannis, which limits the speed of passenger trains on the Cape to 30 miles per hour.
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His jockey, Chris McCarron, conceded that he had used the whip more vigorously than in any of the colt's previous starts, but blamed the slow running time on a heavy racing surface.
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Historically, the city's strategic location between branches of the slow running Odra River, which forms many islands in the area, was utilised in the Middle Ages when Wroclaw was turned into a fortress.
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Defensively, the return of Packers nose tackle Gilbert Brown _ who is listed at 345 pounds but probably weighed that in eighth grade _ from a knee injury helped slow running back Curtis Martin.
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It is quite simple to machine brake drums if one has a slow running lathe ( one rule of thumb is that cast iron should not be machined faster than fifty feet per minute ).
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The river is fairly slow running and does flood occasionally with resultant disruptions to major roads like the South Gippsland Highway and Westernport Road and it can often leave residents stranded in nearby town Lang Lang.
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When wearing new shoes for the first time, it is crucial to make sure they are broken in by wearing them in undemanding situations, ( walking, slow running ) to lessen the chance for injury.
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That said, slow running isn't a problem . " It is a far more admirable trait in the eyes of the hash to be a fast drinker than a fast runner, " says hasher Dan Davis.
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He led of the fourth with a hit into the right-field corner, routinely a double for him, but was obviously slow running and was more than 10 feet from second base when Roger Cedeno's throw got there.
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The reputation of the line for its slow running speed lived on long after the railway had closed, with Patsy Adam Smith's 1969 book about early railways noting the use of the ironic name the " Spinifex Flyer ".
