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"I've been watching her for about five years now and every year she has got a little bit better - I don't think people appreciate her enough. She's got quicker, she's got more consistent."

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Ultimately, Carsley's lasting impact could be fast-tracking the next generation of England stars quicker than expected.

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“You may have to drop the weight because your muscles will fatigue quicker — they’re under tension for a longer period. Your form also needs to be especially accurate.”

Keith Anderson, chief executive of Scottish Power, said: "Getting more projects like East Anglia TWO off the blocks quicker will turbo-boost the UK's supply chain, giving companies like Siemens Gamesa the confidence to invest in facilities like this blade factory in Hull."

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Needing a win to keep that streak alive, Cherundolo tweaked his lineup Friday, leaving striker Olivier Giroud on the bench and starting Bogusz in an effort to make his offense quicker and less predictable.

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