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The countdown went off without a hitch, the second stage took the payloads to orbit, and the kicker vehicle distributed the satellites to individual orbits.

A leveling air suspension system helps with that too, automatically keeping the Navigator on an even keel when the Fleetwood camper is hitched up.

In our case, the weight-distributing hitch we got from the trailer’s owner was set up with the ball a little too high on our high-riding Navigator, so the trailer was borderline too high in the front, which also can instigate sway.

Hundreds of millions of years of evolution separate insects and mammals, but experiments show that the Hox genes guiding the development of the body plans in Drosophila fruit flies and mice can be swapped without a hitch because they are so similar.

After all, entire companies have successfully rebranded without a hitch.

But both have been married while serving out life sentences in separate California prisons—and one of them got hitched twice.

So will letting Rebecca and Rhonda get hitched paralyze republican governance in the United States in some similar way?

So, just to be safe, Kawalek drove his boyfriend to City Hall and got hitched.

A runaway teen hitched a ride in the wheel well of a plane that reached 38,000 feet and subzero temperatures.

But they also hitched onto even more potent causes: especially perceptions that Quinn saddled up to Bloomberg and never let go.

For instance, Lem Jones stopped and hitched his team before the store, one chilly day.

So I washed up the buggy and hitched up the horse and come right out.

They even called on Jess Morse by name, and hitched that name to the battle cry of their athletic field.

The latter he instantly hitched up to a hook driven in the wall of the hut.

Riley hitched his chair closer, and his face wrinkled up a bit in a smile.