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coil pitch English
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Citizens should be able more easily to leak information, pitch stories, and send leads to mainstream investigative reporters.
In terms of football at least, the Hispanic community's influence has brought the United States closer to Europe (though not, of course, in its team's performance on the pitch).
Actor Toby Maguire portrays Fischer with remarkable authenticity - indeed, pitch-perfect for those of us who met Fischer in his prime.
There is only one way to divert attention from this humiliating predicament: propaganda about self-reliance and the imminent threat from US imperialists and their South Korean lackeys must be turned up to a hysterical pitch.
Hostility on the football pitch merely reflects the existing tense relations between the two countries, which carry the weight of a painful history.
The hump of Hitler's bunker curved softly under the earth a football pitch or so away.
They want to enjoy the game, rather than sit in the company of their male relatives, oblivious to what's happening on the pitch.
And the emerging-market countries should pitch in too, once some safeguards for their money are in place.
One thing is certain: Of my three encounters with Hillary Clinton, this third was the one where I found her the strongest and most passionate, thoroughly imbued with the meaning and pitch of the great American pastoral.
Indeed, throughout the twentieth century, animosity between Poland and Russia remained at fever pitch, manifested not only in politics but also culturally. This, of course, continued an old pattern, too.
But sounding fetchingly unsure about what you are describing is not an effective way to pitch an idea to a potential investor, publisher, or constituent.
Indeed, throughout the twentieth century, animosity between Poland and Russia remained at fever pitch, manifested not only in politics but also culturally.