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That offseason, the Dodgers signed Zack Greinke to join Kershaw, pairing Cy Young winners at the top of the rotation.

Following one week of “R&R,” the team will spend one more six-week rotation in the ETU before entering a three-week isolation.

"Palmer always keeps his word," beamed Weaver, putting the right hander back in the rotation.

Others who will join the rotation include Alan Alda, Candice Bergen, Stacy Keach, and Carol Burnett.

I heard no recent jazz releases, or any of the tracks currently in heavy rotation on the few remaining jazz radio stations.

Of course, that relates to the other rotation of the spin herethat she was difficult and demanding.

The special application of these facts must be reserved till we come to treat of the rotation of crops.

The remarkable difference in the proportion of these elements has been supposed to afford an explanation of rotation.

Such an atom would by the rotation of the sphere accomplish no motion except, indeed, that it might turn round on its own centre.

This evidence does not require us to abandon the supposition that the tides tend to diminish the earth's rate of rotation.

In mammals the head rotates more easily, but valuable time is lost in the rotation of the whole body.