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Concluding from the narrow track, the puppeteer obviously was run over by the Fiat rom the recent link …
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Concluding, there seems to be no evidence that overall maternal mortality has worsen in El Salvador since the criminalization of abortion.
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Concluding this war will enable us to reduce the deficit and focus fuller attention on the priorities of the American people: creating jobs and investing in our nation's future by building a strong, thriving economy for our children.
Obama's Afghanistan troop withdrawal speech - as it happened 2011
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Concluding the game through weariness, breathing hard, the entire party raced the length of the tank and crawled out to rest in the sunshine in a circle about Mrs. Tully.
CHAPTER XVI 2010
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Concluding that maybe Gus didn't appreciate her being in my arms, the next day I cradled him and entered her room, cooing to him.
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Concluding the team could use another skating threat on the wing, McPhee traded for speedy Jason Chimera.
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Concluding a three-day bus tour of key midwestern states, President Barack Obama said he will propose that a bipartisan congressional committee find more than $1.5 trillion in additional spending cuts, a level set in the recent debt and deficit compromise.
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Concluding with a strong finish: “this, this is Christ the King” resonating throughout the bus … I was smiling and was quite sure he was done.
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Concluding a three-day bus tour of key midwestern states, President Barack Obama said he will propose that a bipartisan congressional committee find more than $1.5 trillion in additional spending cuts, a level set in the recent debt and deficit compromise.
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Concluding BBC4's curiously under-promoted quartet of documentaries on the theme of children in history, medievalist Stephen Baxter focuses on the lives of anklebiters in the middle ages.
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