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occasion,
n peripheral condition involved at the inception of the illness. See also precipitating factor, biopathography, etiology, and pathogenesis.


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Byline: George Ennor October 26, 1977 lThe Queen Mother goes racing for the first time this jumping season and her Isle Of Man (Fulke Walwyn/Bill Smith) rises to the occasion by beating Count Kinure (Fred Winter/John Francome) in the two-mile chase at Ascot.
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It's a formidable task, but Steven Fleming's brilliant jumper usually rises to the occasion.
 
 
 
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