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1. Beginning heads-up play with the chip lead over Felix Stephensen, on the 35th hand of heads-up his prevailed over Stephensen's after the board ran out to win the title.
2. At this time, Stephensen and his colleague J . B . Miles financed the first Aboriginal publication, " The Abo Call ", which was written and edited by Aboriginal activist Jack Patten.
3. With his new fortune Stephensen flew to Las Vegas, entered the WSOP Main Event, and ended up finishing runner up to Martin Jacobson losing to Jacobson's with his after moving all in pre-flop.
4. "Even if it means busing these poor guys to Augusta for three weeks and feeding them, we ought to do it, " said Dante S . Stephensen, a restaurateur who is busy translating his menu into 40 languages.
5. Names rolled off as if it were Saturday : Bill Landis, Dave Morehead, Dan Osinski, Rico Petrocelli, Mike Ryan, Jose Santiago, Jerry Stephensen, Jose Tartabull, Gary Waslewski, Norm Siebern, Mike Andrews, Dick Bennett.
6. It's difficult to find stephensen in a sentence. 用stephensen造句挺難的
7. "' Felix Vincent Stephensen "'( born 22 July 1990 ) is a Norwegian semi-professional poker player currently residing in London, England known for being the runner-up finisher to Martin Jacobson in the 2014 World Series of Poker.
8. Atop the Great Shed is a weather vane depicting a waggonway train approaching a cow, a reference to a famous quote by George Stephensen when asked by parliament in 1825 what would happen in such an eventuality-" very awkward indeed-for the coo ! ".
9. The animal, which was born and bred in Denmark, was slaughtered in late January because it suffered from spasms-- symptoms of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or mad cow disease, said Flemming Thune-Stephensen, a veterinarian with the meat industry's livestock agency.
10. "The stories I've read make you want to believe it's the ` courtship car, "'said Stephensen, an elfin and energetic man with a white beard who uses the vehicle he has dubbed " The Survivor " as his permanent residence.
11. She was also discriminated against by other organizations : the " B鰎senverein des Deutschen Buchhandels " ( a financial organization of the German book industry ) refused to admit her Stephensen publishing house due to " moral concerns . " The Flensburger tennis club refused to admit her due to " general concerns ."
12. In the 19th century, Magn鷖 Stephensen brought pipe organs to Iceland, soon to be followed by harmonium pumped reed-organs . " Heyr himna smi饀r " ( " Hark, Creator of the Heaven " ) is probably the oldest psalm which is still sung today; it was composed by Kolbeinn Tumason in 1208.
13. He married again in 1923 to artist and sculptor Thelma Cecily Smith ( 1900 1992 ), established himself as a tax consultant and by 1930 had settled in P R'Inky'Stephensen, notably " The Viking of Van Diemen's Land " and " The Pirates of the Brig'Cyprus " '.
14. Magazine historian Phil Stephensen-Payne noted, " It grew from a circulation of four million in 1935 to nearly 12 million in 1957, far outstripping other fiction-carrying weeklies such as " Collier's ", " Liberty " and even " The Saturday Evening Post " ( all of which eventually folded ) ."
15. Kathleen Stephensen, senior economist at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, noted that since the jobless data for the week ended Sept . 2 were collected during a shortened business week, because of of the Labor Day holiday, the drop of 10, 000 claimants for the weekly survey might be subject to a substantial revision with next week's report.
16. The Jindyworobaks found inspiration in the Australian bush ballad tradition, " Kangaroo " ( 1928 ) by D . H . Lawrence and P . R . Stephensen's " The Foundations of Culture in Australia " ( 1936 ), and shared a similar vision some of their contemporaries in the arts, such as author Xavier Herbert, artist Margaret Preston and composer John Antill.
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