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Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Eleventh-hour firing of offensive coordinator Jeff Jagodzinski a major red flag for a unit incorporating new style and new parts amid fluid quarterback situation.
NFL offseason grades: Clunky start nets 'F' for new coaches 2009
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Eleventh-hour changes to the bill would exempt farms and retailers that sell food directly to consumers from paying the annual $500 fee.
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Britain's Royal Society has regained possession of a 17th-century manuscript in the hand of physicist Robert Hooke: Eleventh-hour deal keeps scientific treasure in Britain.
Grappling Hooke ... Frank Wilson 2006
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NARRATOR: Eleventh-hour smears paid for by lobbyist money.
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NARRATOR: Eleventh-hour smears paid for by lobbyist money.
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Said the chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, "I am deeply troubled by this proposed rule, which gives federal agencies an unacceptable degree of discretion to decide whether or not to comply with the Endangered Species Act. Eleventh-hour rulemakings rarely, if ever, lead to good government -- this is not the type of legacy this Interior Department should be leaving for future generations."
OpEdNews - Diary: America Back on Track... for Tuesday, August 12th 2008
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NARRATOR: Eleventh-hour smears paid for by lobbyist money.
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C.W. Bush + Eleventh-hour health deal keeps Crown Prince of Crawford cool in the shade.
Periscope 2007
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Eleventh-hour addition Spadea, 30, who did not play in any of the team's wins this year against Austria, Sweden and Belarus, also could see singles action.
USATODAY.com - Eight is enough for upstart American team 2004
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Eleventh-hour amendments by the African National Congress, which detractors said was radical departure from the original piloted by
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