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And then they all three left Sir Kay, and turned unto Sir Launcelot, and there began great battle, for they alight all three, and strake many strokes at Sir Launcelot, and assailed him on every side.

The first involved wrapping the risers with a plastic strake: a helical lip that spirals down the pipes like a stretched-out Slinky.

The Strake Foundation, headed by Republican stalwart George Strake, has given $30,000 to American Phoenix since the group's founding in 2010, according to IRS filings with Guidestar.org.

Historically, helical strake devices have been the only choice for installation during S-Lay operations.

Aviation Partners' latest Winglet design, the Split Scimitar[R] Winglet, uses existing Blended Winglet technology but adds new aerodynamic Scimitar tips and a large ventral strake, further increasing the efficiency of the airplane.

Says Aston's design director Marek Reichman: "It's similar to other current Aston Martins in terms of its elegance, but differs in terms of being a little more brutal in its design." The car's musculature is accented by a flashy strake behind the front fender, as well as broad, seamless rear haunches.

With this power and a redesigned hull with lifting strake extrusions, we had an excellent hole-shot, with a time to plane of just 2.5 seconds.

My opponent was George Strake, a Houston oilman who had been appointed secretary of state by Gov.

The Vantage N400 also includes a number of exterior design changes including a revised side sill design, Magnum Silver bonnet and side strake meshes, clear rear lamp lenses and a bright-finish grille.