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He added that motivation to stay ahead of those who were similarly motivated as him drove him to bettering himself.

Across the pond, Lane must get a whole new crew of (similarly and beautifully built) dancers ready for prime time.

City officials similarly say they’re still hearing plenty of interest from developers who want to build in Berkeley.

Better still, his teammate, the Australian rookie Oscar Piastri, banged in a similarly superb run to claim third.

As a result of these gloomy developments, we are not surprised that Mr. Market has similarly turn bearish on the stock.

I note that statistics guru Nate Silver, not a member of any right-wing conspiracy, is now similarly appalled.

His character has remained fairly closed off previously, and similarly to the film's inspiration, Pride and Prejudice'sMr.

He said that he has been told of similarly gifted youngsters in the community and has taken steps to harness their talents.

It functions very similarly to the Oral-B Kid's Electric Toothbrush, though the brush head vibrates instead of oscillating.

Central and southern Portugal similarly is facing temperatures of over 40C, prompting a "very high or maximum" risk for fires.

In only his second directorial effort, McTiernan isn't above cribbing from the similarly themed "The Thing" to build the mood.

Bednar, asked for his thoughts on Eberle not similarly receiving supplemental discipline from the league, shrugged and laughed.

He similarly said last week that he would “slit some throats” at the Pentagon if he became president.

In Camp Half-Blood, Percy's day is broken up similarly to a summer camp but more focused on training his powers and combat skills.

In this game, players control Dr. Mario as he battles against viruses by matching colored capsules with similarly colored viruses.

And similarly, we plan to integrate nursing and health care programs into our transportation and skilled trades campuses during 2023.

Google, similarly, appears prepared to go to the mat with regulators if they don’t get their way.

Cast sheep held up similarly well, selling to £125 for a Texel from Druidhall, and store lambs peaked at £90 for Charolais from Grove.

In these tests, both composites were subjected to the same scheme, and both responded similarly.

Age being a factor falls apart when considering the semi‑finalists India, New Zealand and Australia similarly hover around the 31 mark.