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You can see the baton left his hand. No more baton.

What, baton twirling?

Do you recognize this baton?

A big stick, a baton stick.

Up, up, up. Watch that baton.

As the senior officer approaches with a baton,

He took his baton from the first violin.

It's quite simple. You see this baton? Yes.

A poorly made bed means 20 baton blows.

Mace, that baton bit was the living end.

This baton of victory has been nobly won.

You know, I've been a fan of baton twirling from way back.

to pass the baton of concern and hope on to the next generation.

The ten new countries will now take the baton and begin to banish poverty.

No surprise, then, that the Democratic Party has now picked up the protectionist baton.

Ed Sullivan wants me to do my doublefire baton dance on his show Sunday night.

Another elected official followed with, When we see Aurore, she gives us a baton de berger .

And after doing this for a long time, and the Media Lab passing the baton on,

And then they talk, and then we pass the baton back and forth between each other.

Chris Sanders has now passed the baton to me, and I could not have asked for a smoother changeover.

We will pass the baton to our young people on our country apos s path of progress, peace and justice.

I am well aware that acts of terror have devastated many parts of the world recently, from Baghdad to Baton Rouge.

He will be remembered and respected as a dedicated teacher whose students will now carry his baton by continuing his work.

Today, our global civilization is confronting a new and terrible threat international terrorists have taken up the baton from the SS butchers.

America is handing off the leadership baton even if no other country or group of countries is willing or able to grasp it.

As a result, the NTC and the cabinet that it appointed, known as the executive committee, merely want to pass the baton of authority.

This time, the case of Puerto Rico falls in the context of a unipolar new world order, skilfully orchestrated under the baton of Washington.

In 1979 joined Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge where he was the Donald C. and Elaine T. Delaune Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

I felt that I had let the previous generation of entrepreneurs down that I had dropped the baton as it was being passed to me.

And after doing this for a long time, and the Media Lab passing the baton on, I thought, Well, maybe it's time for me to do a project.

Since January 21, baton wielding, burqa clad students of the Jamia Hafsa, the woman s Islamic university located next to Lal Masjid, have forcibly occupied a government building, the Children s Library.

As the senior officer approaches with a baton, Layma stands up with deliberation, reaches her arms up over her head, and begins, very slowly, to untie her headdress that covers her hair.

Ireland, Portugal, and Greece have experienced spectacular development the poverty that bound them for generations has practically vanished. The ten new countries will now take the baton and begin to banish poverty.

The rest of his toilet was soon achieved, and he proudly marched out of the room, wrapped up in his great pilot monkey jacket, and sporting his harpoon like a marshal's baton.

The conditions are degrading, there is little, if any, humanitarian infrastructure in place, and each day they wait long hours at the port, enduring verbal insults and occasional baton charges by port police.

So, in four years, Cristina, may feel the same way, and pass the baton back to Néstor, who in turn will retire in four years to avoid becoming a lame duck, and so on.

As I prepare to pass on the baton of the leadership of my country to someone else, I can only reaffirm the faith and confidence my country has always had in the United Nations system.

a) Being hung upside down to a rope then the electrocution starts all over his body with special attention to his genitals. His body was wired and exposed to an electric current. He was beaten with a baton and electric wires.

The Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra, under the baton of its principal conductor Gustavo Dudamel and José Antonio Abreu, has hosted a number of excellent presentations in many European concert halls, notably at the 2007 London Proms, and has received several honors.

These leaders to whom the CCP is about to pass the baton at its 18th congress, scheduled for November 8 reportedly not only read Tocqueville s diagnosis of social conditions on the eve of the French Revolution, but also recommended it to their friends.

That is the only time when (a) a financial crisis caused a widespread, lengthy, and prolonged reinforcing chain of bank failures, and (b) the government neither intervened nor passed the baton to a consortium of private banks to support the system as a whole.

It is perhaps difficult for outsiders of that intimate circle to appreciate this sense of depletion, but we take consolation in the young generation of writers to whom the baton has been passed, those who have already creatively ensured that there is no break in the continuum of the literary vocation.

(a) The responsiveness of the State party to some of the previous recommendations of the Committee, in particular the closure of certain prison facilities previously found to be problematic, the confirmation that no baton rounds have been fired by either the police or the army in Northern Ireland since September 2002 and the dissolution of the Royal Ulster Constabulary