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pace

(Latin) with deference to, followed by a name, used to acknowledge contradiction of the person named.
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Newcomers the Kaiser Chiefs, Milo, Kasabian, Bloc Party and the Bravery were also on song, OXEGEN while 80s stars New Order showed exactly why they have stayed the pace.
NIGHT OWLS: GREEN DAYS AT PUNCHESTOWN; GIGS OF THE YEAR by The Mirror (London, England)
The Crosby club has threatened to break their duck on a few occasions, but never stayed the pace to finish top.
HOWZAT: Northern's big chance to end 56 years of hurt by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Against all traditions, Seaham Park have stayed the pace and are second in the Durham Coast League, their highest position for many years.
Durham Leagues by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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