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Перевод: duel

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1. A Sir John Mohun fought in the Black Prince's wing at Crey and was a knight of the Garter, and the fourth Baron Mohun was killed in a duel in Hyde Park in 1712, the family having in the meantime given its name to Hammoon in Dorset, Mohuns Ottery and Tormoham in Devon, and Grange Mohun in County Kildare.
2. Nor do they know why for many years, almost to this day, footprints were to be found in a field near to the earthworks of the castle where a famous duel was said to have been fought between two brothers during the Civil War and where no seed would grow.
3. LUDGER BEERBAUM, the German Olympic team gold medallist, and the eight-year-old Almox Classic Touch fought a gruelling duel to beat Holland's Piet Raymakers, on Optiebeurs Ratina, in the season's last qualifying round of the Volvo World Cup in Gothenburg, Sweden.
4. England had won the '88 Championship duel by a considerable margin at Twickenham but Aherne, now living in Dublin and throwing in his hand with Leinster, got his chance.
5. Because, after getting the best of a long hard duel with Urizen, Goodshot Rich flew the last to win a thrilling race all out.
6. The differential status of men and women in confirming masculine sexuality is neatly demonstrated at the climax of the play, the arranged duel between Alvarez and Vitelli (seconded, respectively, by Lucio, now masculinized by falling in love, and Lamorall).
7. The Governor of New South Wales intervened and stopped the duel and, with the others involved, Piper was arrested.
8. Rob Andrew won his personal duel with Barnes, ramming in 19 points.
9. The Countess of Scarborough was rapidly captured by one of Jones's squadrons and a two-ship duel developed between his own flagship, the Bonhomme Richard and the Serapis .
10. Pushkin eating cherries before a duel; Lenin working day in day out on Iskra; one sentence or a newspaper (the point is of course, not one without the other); Benjamin on the requirement to denature your work "like ethyl alcohol" lest it be of use to the other side.
11. Half a century ago Mr Guerra, a fellow Andalucian, would have fought a duel over this remark, but he is happy, come the 29 October elections, to crush Mr Pacheco's party into the ash-white earth of Jerez.
12. A braver man than most of his successors, he challenged the Gerry Adams of the day to a duel and crossed to Ostend to meet his enemy, but the project fell through with the arrest of his opponent.
13. I remember one day we were at the studio doing The Long Duel and we obviously weren't going to work.