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The visitors nearly found an equaliser seven minutes later, Natasha Cooke's goalbound header from a corner turned away by goalkeeper Alison Cowling.

The engine experienced a failure of a fan blade, which resulted in the loss of the engine inlet and cowling. Fragments from the cowling and engine inlet struck the fuselage, causing a rapid depressurization.

A top cowl "service door" makes oil check and fills simple without removing the cowling. An idle speed charger produces 20 amps of output at 650 RPM keeping batteries topped off while operating electron-ics and bait pumps at idle/slow speed all day.

When Dan Cowling founded The Communications Group in 1987, he got a lot of calls from people wanting phone lines installed.

Defendant Tracy Anne Cowling, 34, of Wepre Drive, Connah's Quay, admitted driving with 50 microgrammes of alcohol in her breath, compared to the legal limit of 35, when she appeared at Flintshire Magistrates' Court at Mold on Tuesday.

Tracy Anne Cowling was banned from driving for 12 months and fined PS250 after she admitted being behind the wheel with 50 microgrammes of alcohol in her breath compared to the legal limit of 35.

Having accounted for Marsh Con D 10-0, with three wins each for Richard Cowling, Ian Charlton and Mick Hodson, they beat fellow promotion contenders Kingsmith Engineering 'C' 7-3.

But that's true only if the air entering an engine cowling is properly managed and directed.

Professor Keith Cowling had been at the university in Gibbet Hill Road, Coventry, since 1970 and specialisted in industrial economics.