What was your last move?

So how many times have we added 5 here?

Nice bit of sport, Yardley. That was a nasty one.

Well struck, sir.

Good delivery.

Beat it out! Beat it out.

I mean beat it.

That's a good throw.

Michael knocked him down.

Oh, well bowled.

This man hit him.

Go on, get at it.

Poke him one!

I don't blame you for hitting him.

Then, this is the last one.

So we also have to multiply that by 100.

Wasn't that a wonderful shot?

Rather enjoyable knock. Lovely to watch.

Oh, great shot, sir. Well played.

Good shot, Harrison. Good shot.

Good shot. That's an over.

Good bowling, Yardley.

l had a shot at him myself.

None. Just the one blow.

I need to bust him some more!

Eric Whitacre I was thunderstruck.

Good shot, Burton.

Oh, God. What happened!

20 overs will be bowled during this time.

Somebody came in and slugged him. He bumped his head when he fell.

And then it's going to be times the spanning vector itself.

One short, Burton. Full play.

Great bowling, Yardley. Well bowled. We've got them on the run.

Why did you avoid the ball? You should have headed it.

You struck a good blow for the king.

I can't hit him from here, mister.

Pulled his sword when he lost, so the three of us beat him up.

I'd just as soon shoot 'em as look at 'em.

You simply take the proton, and you hit it really sharply with an electron.

It's generated by repeatedly multiplying by the number 3.

THE WORLD IS YOURS

That was the whole point of multiplying it by this.

Although it's less time consuming than actually multiplying it out.

And the reason this is useful, is that this is really easy to multiply.

Hyung, you're bad too, what's with the punching?