No offense to anybody, but I think there are some ladies on the LPGA Tour who would have had trouble shooting 79 from those tees.
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The practical sections tests the individuals'actual competence ( as opposed to theoretical competence ) in trouble shooting, combination lock manipulation, and offset drillpoint transferring skills.
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The 6-foot-3-inch Maloney also had little trouble shooting over St . John's point guard Maurice Brown, who is generously listed at 5 feet 9 inches.
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The network is used by subscribers and DISA's GE-51 Program Office to test systems, equipment, network monitoring and management technologies, trouble shooting, and help desk procedures.
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Most days, like this day in June, she is on the telephone tracking the needs and care being given each of the them, trouble shooting problems.
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I checked for viruses twice, checked the source code, nothing, checked for trouble shooting, nothing, checked around for all kinds of things and I'm finding nothing.
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Also Tuesday, Portland acquired troubled shooting guard Isaiah Rider from Minnesota in a three-player deal and finalized a four-player deal sending point guard Rod Strickland to Washington.
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Human genes bear a humbling similarity to the genes of lesser creatures, and tinkering with animals is the accepted way of trouble shooting the basic biology of disease.
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Kovalev said of Zubov . " I knew he had to have surgery when he told me that his wrist was sore and that he was having trouble shooting.
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It's classic trouble shooting as evidenced last year when fallen real estate titan Britain's Olympia & York shed its tarnished reputation, emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy as World Financial Properties.
