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But his inability to shepherd legislation through Congress brought accusations that Mr Cheney was a liability.

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Yamamoto's nerveless contribution on Saturday -- which saw him shepherd the Dodgers over the line in a nail-biting 11th inning -- left team-mates and coaching staff in disbelief.

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When shepherd Wasit Khan woke up to rushing waters, with trailing chunks of ice and debris, he ran to an area with a better signal.

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Now the producer is breaking up with Paramount, the studio that shepherded all his shows, after chafing under the company’s new leadership, topped by chief executive David Ellison.

In a June commentary in the Los Angeles Daily News, Joshua Schank — who helped shepherd the gondola through the Metro bureaucracy — said the gondola project would “open up new areas for critical housing development.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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