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• Cena managed to push Riley into the ring post although but The Miz hit Cena with a chair.
• The batteries also sometimes work when rested on the phone although but from further testing it's harder then I thought initially.
• His abilities were recognized, and although but 25, he was asked to act as conductor of the C鋍ilienverein during the illness of its conductor Schelble.
• Unlike the crevalle jack, there is no dark spot at the base of the pectoral fin, although but there may be dark spots on the gill covers.
• Almost 60 years later, in 1937, the iconostasis was renovated again although but the re-painting work was considered to be of really low artistic quality.
• "Mrs . Hannig is an intelligent woman of excellent memory and is perhaps not far from 60 years of age, although but few gray hairs are yet noticeable on her head, " it was reported.
• However they lost four straight afterwards and were eliminated from playoff contention, although but they did manage to eliminate the New York Mets for the second consecutive season on the final day, winning the final game at Shea Stadium, 4-2.
• Although but a few miles apart, these remote high-and-low mountain villages _ at seaside, on crags _ seemed five different, almost inaccessible countries in the Middle Ages when they could be reached only by boat or scaling steep, twisty paths.
• As the last Bostonian to rank in the US Top 10 ( No . 10 in 1951, No . 8 in 1952-53 ), Lewis was a diminutive but dynamic, nimble competitor, extremely quick and a strong volleyer although but 5 feet 2 inches.
• For some time previously he had also acted as secretary to a committee of the board, and in that capacity, although but twenty-three, he framed the eleventh and twelfth reports of the commission ( Eleventh and Twelfth Reports of the Commissioners for Revising the Civil Affairs of His Majesty's Navy, 1809; Parl.
• :Of my regiment I must speak in the highest terms for their coolness, prompt obedience, and daring courage, and although but few of them had ever been upon a battle-field, they maintained their position for thirty minutes under one of the most galling fires ever delivered upon regiment by 1, 500 or 2, 000 Federal troops, besides being enfiladed b; a heavy battery.