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Then, for each row, you had to consider the order in which you worked your way across the board.

Minnesota made Rubio the fifth overall pick in a 2009 draft in which the team infamously passed on Stephen Curry, who went seventh, twice in a row while selecting other point guards.

This kind of efficiency upgrade only saves tiny fractions of a second with every occurrence, but when it happens billions of times in a row, it can add up to a tangible performance increase.

If you’ve sworn off deadlifts and bent-over rows, it’s time to get reacquainted.

Meanwhile, in the past eight elections, Republicans have lost the popular vote seven times and the fourth time in a row.

For years, Mooney has trained with a rowing coach to enhance his physical endurance for the potentially yearlong journey.

Harry, met about 25 wounded soldiers hoping to compete in the wheelchair rugby, cycling and indoor rowing events.

People are snoozing in deck chairs, people are rowing slowly across the lake.

After a three-quarter-mile rowing session, we jump out to observe coral reefs.

A blogger for The Washington Post suggested the Constitution “has no binding power,” before rowing back the claim.

In the evening, we improved our gondoliers' time in rowing leisurely from one point of interest to another.

They were rowing down the channel of the wider portion of the creek towards Isabel's landing, their boat filled with spoil.

The men stopped rowing, and so the craft containing the ammunition drifted up against them, and they were all in a mass together.

The first thing he knows he begins to feel like rowing boats, and going fishing, and all that sort of thing.

As he was taking his turn at rowing at that moment, it was easy to account for his sudden feeling in the matter.