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If what you value is a player capable of performing within herself, well, you probably already enjoyed Hebard with the Oregon Ducks — and even more now in her time as a classic five with the playoff-bound Sky.

His first language was Russian, then he learned Swedish, but chooses to perform in monosyllabic broken English.

I felt very free there to sort of, you know, perform…not just doing guys and dolls and stuff.

Daniels, 28, was allegedly the first to force “Jane Doe” to perform sexual acts on johns.

It was through this work that Bensoussan discovered there was a demand for ministers to perform weddings at jails and prisons.

He has only turned down a few weddings, claiming to perform around 80 percent of the prison marriages in the Los Angeles area.

He altogether doubted his own powers to perform satisfactorily the task before him.

Unjustified refusal to perform the marital duty for at least one year.

We tell the child to perform a certain action toward which his own feeling and thought have made no stir whatever.

Moreover, the ability to perform miracles is but a function of spirituality.

Many mules 25 years old, and now in this country, perform well.