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America's best female biathlete, Steer is retiring at age 28 after the World Cup season concludes next month.
USATODAY.com - Russia relay win comes without ousted biathlete 2006
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Rachel Steer is 58th but has had some encouraging runs on the Europa Cup circuit.
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So it proved, with the band members swapping instruments as though playing a complex parlour game called Steer Clear of the Sitar, and raising a keen crowd to its feet for their joyous Tropicália cover, A Minha Menina.
Evening Standard - Home David Smyth 2011
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So it proved, with the band members swapping instruments as though playing a complex parlour game called Steer Clear of the Sitar, and raising a keen crowd to its feet for their joyous Tropicália cover, A Minha Menina.
Evening Standard - Home David Smyth 2011
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So it proved, with the band members swapping instruments as though playing a complex parlour game called Steer Clear of the Sitar, and raising a keen crowd to its feet for their joyous Tropicália cover, A Minha Menina.
Evening Standard - Home David Smyth 2011
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So it proved, with the band members swapping instruments as though playing a complex parlour game called Steer Clear of the Sitar, and raising a keen crowd to its feet for their joyous Tropicália cover, A Minha Menina.
Evening Standard - Home David Smyth 2011
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It's called the Steer-It, Clear-It campaign designed to educate drivers what to do in the case of an accident.
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It's called the Steer-It, Clear-It campaign designed to educate drivers what to do in the case of an accident.
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: Garth Brooks will return to the scene as Chris Gaines, teaming up with Jeremy Enigk of Sunny Day Real Estate to form nu-indie-coremo project entitled Steer Cleer.
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The first article was in Healthday entitled Steer Clear of Antibiotics for Colds; the second from WebMD entitled Drug-Resistant Staph May Get Nastier.
Antibiotics and medical economics | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. 2006
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