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"I'm trying to figure out where I would need to stand on the court to have the same trajectory."

Since then, the trajectory of his career has become clear.

Second, there is the very different trajectory of recent political history in the two countries.

Since then he has been on a right trajectory of political career in his party.

We are well away from the trajectory of the energy source.

But from where I'm sitting, the trajectory of her future is not a happy one.

The trajectory of the ball was too close to call.

"I thought since Bush came from an oil family, and given his political trajectory, that we would understand each other," he said.

In a moment or two the boat left free trajectory.

The show is three decades old but hard to place on a trajectory of the times.

Under the current trajectory, we will not be able to train any teachers.

You know where her ship was and what its trajectory should have been.

What has been the cultural trajectory and where is it leading?

And I put the new trajectory on her main screen.

Movement along the technology trajectory is associated with research and development.

He says that trajectory is the biggest part of the problem.

The second explanation has to do with the political trajectory of the last few years.

They want just the right trajectory while they're still in the solar system.

So he is going to have to change his trajectory to make any impression.

Had Paul won, it would not have made a big difference to his own trajectory.

In a way, her death also has a symbolic trajectory.

"Police officers look at the whole trajectory of their career," he said.

But those who knew them described quite different career trajectories.

Over the long term, the economic trajectories of the two countries are clear.

"I thought that might be the reason why the trajectory was classified!"