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intervening period

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He said: "We now have four months until our next scheduled match, against the Czech Republic, and will therefore utilise the intervening period to ensure we attract the best possible replacement to take Scotland forward.
If only he could putt under pressure, he would not now be awaiting his first US victory since 2001, although down under he has knocked off the Aussie Slam in the intervening period.
But council director of planning and economic regeneration, Andy Wallis, said the current survey was pertinent, given the extreme shift in trading conditions during the intervening period.
 
 
 
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