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• It sure would mean a running head start on next year,
• And we're running head-to-head with rock acts these days, like ZZ Top ."
• But in doing so, they are running head-on into dairy farmers.
• Heck, if you want to make fun of'em, they give you a running head start.
• Computer makers'hopes to phase out the timeworn diskette are running head-on into folks like Velez.
• Anti-Dole commercials are running head-to-head against anti-Clinton commercials.
• Ortega is running head to head in the polls against Duhalde, whose support is strongest around Buenos Aires.
• Ironically, the governor now finds himself running head first into the very buzz saw he helped assemble last year.
• In the vast majority of districts, he will be running head-on against Dole, without Alexander or Buchanan in the way.
• Instead of boring his way through the mountains, the railway engineer has skillfully avoided running head first into the hillside.
• This will give you a nice running head start . " StuRat 06 : 13, 9 February 2006 ( UTC)
• The running head title of the work is'Rabbi Moses .'It is written in the same high-flown language as " Northern Memoirs ".
• But for Sunday's voting, Forza Italia and the National Alliance are running head to head in some districts, particularly in the south.
• In academic writing, the running head usually contains a page number and the author's last name or an abbreviated version of the title.
• As the record industry's most innovative, influential and longest-running head honcho, Davis prides himself on being in tune with " the street ."
• She tested the reaction times of the children to hazards ranging from running over a garden hose to running head-on into a car.
• It may also allow the runner to advance more bases on a hit than he might otherwise due to that running head start.
• However, this rule of thumb does not apply to more complex text that contain multiple images or illustrations, footnotes, running heads, folios, and captions.
• With two Astros on base and two outs, Butler caught a fly by Chris Donnels while running head-on into the padding on the center-field wall.
• If it has the words  Running head :  in the header at the top of every page, then you have the wrong version.