But an off-kilter entry knocked them off course, to finish without a medal in fourth place.
In the meantime, portfolios tend to wander off course and may no longer match your objectives.
Now Germany is worried about the possibility that Mir could drift even further off course.
But the strategy was quickly blown off course, initially by a row with America.
Given the vagaries of public finance, even Mr Brown may yet be blown off course.
Yet, Watson is set to see his off course paycheck soar as the market thaws.
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They see decisions made (or not made) that took the acquired company off course.
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Not getting a new stadium could be what throws the delicate success of the Rays off course.
In the absence of these disciplines, projects can wander off course and take far longer than necessary.
Indeed, debating why the ship is drifting off course is likely to be a waste of time.
True, the huge costs of German unity after 1990 blew the government off course for a time.
The teams had barely been on target for a minute, and the mission was already veering off course.
Price signals would illuminate the search for gains quickly restoring growth, but manipulated money skews us off course.
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When I get off course, or make bad choices, I can go to church, therapy or a recovery group.
He said easterly winds had probably blown her about 3, 000 miles (4, 800km) off course before she landed in Essex.
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How could such a well -intentioned program driven so very far off course?
In PDCA, if you get off course, the assumption is you will get back on track as quickly as possible.
"She is miles off course but probably thought sand being used to expand the reservoir looked like home, " he said.
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Granted, forecasts presume stability and can be knocked off course by economic downturns, natural disasters, political unrest, and unchecked corruption.
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Better to knock it off course or tow it away using the gravitational attraction of a spacecraft sent to divert it.
All went well at first, but when the second-stage booster ignited, the spacecraft veered off course and burned up in the atmosphere.
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The first is the IMF: whenever the economy has veered off course, the IMF has been called in to drag it back.
In 1996, Europe's Ariane-5 rocket was blown up by ground controllers after it veered off course 40 seconds into its maiden flight.
The rocket had no idea where it was and veered sharply off course before being blown up four kilometres above the ground.
But another set-back in Europe could blow the US further off course.
Beijing has long been anticipating the ice chunks and subtly adjusting the rudder around inflation without steering the economic ship too far off course.
In any event, if the ship is off course right now, the solution is the same regardless of the cause: turn the steering wheel.
The first few days of raw veggies, fruits, nuts were fine, it was when we hit The Master that I veered slightly off course.
The gravity of the three large planets is throwing the smaller bodies off course, causing them to migrate around and collide with each other.
The plane, christened T'Ain't a Bird, landed on 7 April 1943 after running low on fuel after a misleading radio report threw them off course.
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