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Sideway (pronounced "Siddaway") is an area of Stoke-on-Trent,
approximately one mile
south west of Stoke-upon-Trent, Stoke-on-Trent, in Staffordshire...
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Wayside School is a
series of
short story cycle children's
books written by
Louis Sachar.
Titles in the
series include Sideways Stories from
Wayside School...
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films Scrim (esports), a
private match for the
purpose of
practice SCRIM,
Sideway-force
Coefficient Routine Investigation Machine Colin Scrimgeour ("Uncle...
- 121–43. doi:10.1080/00045604509357271.--as
cited in Johnston, Ron and
Sideway James (2016).
Geography and Geographers: Anglo-American
Human Geography...
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Robert Sidaway (14
January 1758 – 13
October 1809), a
convict of the
First Fleet, was
transported to
Australia for
stealing in 1788.
Robert is
known for...
- the
motorway had to
travel up the A50 for over a mile to a
roundabout at
Sideway and double-back the
other way,
which caused huge congestion. The stadium...
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Mostly the camera’s
position is
parallel to the character,
creating a
sideway motion,
tracking the character.
Tracking shots (also
called travel shots)...
- use سً
instead of ݜ for [ʂ], or use
sukun ◌ْ (U+0652)
instead of
small sideway noon ◌ࣿ (U+08FF) to
indicate short vowels. However,
these variations are...
- of the
convicts who
audition are Meg Long, an aged prostitute;
Robert Sideway, a
flamboyant pickpocket; the shy Mary Brenham; her more
outspoken friend...
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Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year award. The
picture depicts a
sideway view of the
Grand Lisboa hotel,
through a
street with high
buildings in...
