Here's hoping this partnership yields some more music before it runs its course.
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Those industries, in turn, could power growth once the tech boom runs its course.
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As Covid-19 runs its course, what exactly this will look like remains unknown.
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Some scientists estimate that millions will ultimately die before COVID-19 runs its course.
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It feels more like it's a one-way thing if it runs its course.
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The Trump administration will continue ObamaCare's insurer payments while a House lawsuit runs its course.
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" "We may get to a 20 percent down bear market before this runs its course.
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They understand that material structures can be unpredictable and wavering as nature runs its course.
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In Wyoming, leadership stands by gawking as the resource curse runs its course yet again.
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If this trend runs its course, consumers will suffer as the tech industry becomes less vibrant.
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Ryan indicated that the administration will continue funding the payments while the lawsuit runs its course.
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Usually, if you take DayQuil and drink a lot of water, it just runs its course.
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Most scientists agree the mortality rate will fall by the time the disease runs its course.
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But as the thrilling spectacle runs its course and voters reluctantly compromise with reality, they tend to fade.
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And there are going to be lots more days like Thursday before the Trump Show runs its course.
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"Telling them that they're going to get through it, and being there for them as it runs its course."
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Analysts expect many phone makers to be negotiating critical 5G contracts with Qualcomm while the appeal runs its course.
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But instead the album just runs its course and he starts it once again, and again he feels nothing.
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Many market participants have worried about what will happen to the oil market once the deal runs its course.
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However, analyst expect many phone makers to be negotiating critical 5G contracts with Qualcomm while the appeal runs its course.
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It will be, he promised, the source of the next great innovations after the switch to mobile runs its course.
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It could be cut short if both the EU and Britain ratify the Brexit deal before it runs its course.
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It would be a very efficient vehicle to keep businesses afloat and people employed while the virus runs its course.
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After this generation of Beetle runs its course, VW will shut down production, with no re-vamped models in the pipeline.
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If the curse runs its course, their humanity will be stripped away completely, and they will forever be dead, regular objects.
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The ruling can be appealed, and the government could seek a stay of the injunction until the appeals process runs its course.
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It was not immediately clear if the government would seek a suspension of the ruling while the appeals process runs its course.
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The lawyer adds this case will be refiled once the criminal case runs its course, before the statute of limitations runs out.
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"In addition, manufacturing activity, industrial activity, transportation – all drivers of oil demand will return once the coronavirus runs its course," he added.
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"Wiest clarified he believes it's better for all the students to get sick all at once and let the outbreak "runs its course.
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"The seizure was a harsh reminder that my symptoms continue to worsen as the tumor runs its course," she said in the statement.
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Nevertheless, there is a point where mystique runs its course and the act of looking in from the outside starts to feel uninviting.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned that up to 70% of the population will be infected by the virus before it runs its course.
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SAP management has signaled that its rapid employee expansion since 2015 should slow in coming quarters as its cloud -focused hiring spree runs its course.
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For most people, the infection runs its course with a few long-term complications, but the mortality rate for pregnant women is about 25 percent.
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The treatment for mumps is to reduce the symptoms, including fever, pain and swollen glands, as the virus runs its course in 10 to 12 days.
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Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) said Thursday that the administration will continue to fund key ObamaCare payments to insurers while a House lawsuit runs its course.
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"As Tokyo Olympics-related capex runs its course, a stronger yen lifted by expectations of Fed rate cuts will add downward pressure on growth," Ueno said.
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This could come in the third quarter as investor sentiment about Brexit's impact improves or even in the fourth once the U.S. president election runs its course.
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North Carolina asked the justices to put the appeals court decision on hold until the formal Supreme Court appeals process runs its course, sometime after the election.
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If COVID-20203 runs its course by May, United said, it would be likely to meet its previous forecast of profit between $22020 and $21.30 per share.
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But even if the government finds a fudge for the dispute in Dong Tam, lots more farmland will be paved over before Vietnam's galloping urbanisation runs its course.
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Last year, a federal judge ruled in favor of the House, but the administration appealed and the money has kept flowing while the appeals process runs its course.
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State governments increasingly are ordering residents to stay inside as the virus runs its course, a move that hits at the heart of the consumer-driven U.S. economy.
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"The question in this case is after it runs its course than what are you left with?" said Willie Delwiche, investment strategist at Robert W. Baird in Milwaukee.
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"The expectation that exists is that this process runs its course in coming weeks," Centeno told journalists when asked if the sale would be concluded on March 17.
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"Even U.S. growth is projected to decelerate over the next few years, however, as the long cyclical recovery runs its course and the effects of temporary fiscal stimulus wane".
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"The ADB will likely shift more towards 'soft' infrastructure development, as demand for hard infrastructure runs its course and as Asian countries mature after experiencing high economic growth," Xiao said.
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"You're with someone and then you're totally in sync and everything is great and then time passes on and runs its course and you come to an end," she explains.
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"We have been and will remain relatively risk-averse while this correction period runs its course," said Alan Gayle, director of asset allocation and senior investment strategist at RidgeWorth Investments.
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ETIAS would start applying to the UK after its status-quo transition after Brexit runs its course, which is now due at the end of 2020 though could be extended.
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While the full impact of the virus will not, of course, be felt until it runs its course, a number of companies have already mentioned the impact on their revenue.
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Beyond the lengthis the reality that Drake's this-and-that framing of the album runs its course early because what it offers musically doesn't warrant how much music there actually is.
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A tall talkative man named Napoleon is the tear-jerker not the villain, and the entire plot runs its course far from Moriarty's usual setting of an upper-middle class suburb.
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Rather, the balance between active and passive strategies will reach a more sustainable point (with movement back and forth as markets dictate) after the current explosive growth of passive runs its course.
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"Nothing in the initial ruling, however, changes our view that the settlement agreements are lawful and procompetitive and that the company will ultimately prevail once the administrative process runs its course," she said.
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Oh, and don't worry about losing these skewers in your kitchen junk drawer once grilling season runs its course: Each pair comes with a sleeve to ensure they're stored safely when not in use.
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I think what we're looking for as the end is the eventuality that at some point the band runs its course—the music kind of trails off, we're not making better records than before.
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A Sunday debut for Luke Vaughn, this was his second Times puzzle over all — his first, a Thursday, went over really well and might be fun to dip into after this one runs its course.
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Most of these deals are set to expire once Cyber Monday runs its course later tonight, so now is the best chance to save on the tech you've been waiting to find at a solid discount.
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Therefore, if the EUR/USD can hold support near the 1.0900 level as profit-taking runs its course, the pair could easily rebound to make another run at the key 1.1000 level later in the week.
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So the question of how you replace a bad elite with a better one, not just with something more corrupt, is what both left and right should be pondering while this particular purgation runs its course.
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That may give insurers some comfort for now, but it's not a long-term solution — which will have to wait until either the lawsuit runs its course, or Congress agrees to provide the money on its own.
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But he said the base case is for the Fed to remain on hold as the virus runs its course and proves only a temporary disruption to the world economy, with the economic impact centered in China.
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With the House vote as well as a Senate trial all but foregone conclusions, the goal from now on will be to keep Republicans in lock step with the president — and on message — as impeachment runs its course.
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The draft deal envisages a July 2020 decision on what would have to be done to make sure the border stays open after the post-Brexit transition runs its course if a new trade deal is not in place by then.
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Tusk's idea for a 'flextension' - or a 'flexible extension' of the process of the UK leaving the EU - would allow for it to be cut short if the House of Commons passes May's exit deal before the extension runs its course.
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Robert Buckland of Citi Research said in a note to clients on Wednesday that as a bull market runs its course, its winning bets typically narrow to high-growth and momentum stocks, a shift he saw in the current market in February.
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Manafort's trial in a federal court in Alexandria, Virginia, is due to start on July 25, but in court filings on Friday his lawyers also asked for postponement until another trial due to start in September in Washington, D.C. runs its course.
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"We are hopeful the uptake will be robust and are working hard to make sure all have the ability to continue employment, even if at reduced levels, while this crisis runs its course," Chief Executive Doug Parker and President Robert Isom told their employees.
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"We are hopeful the uptake will be robust and are working hard to make sure all have the ability to continue employment, even if at reduced levels, while this crisis runs its course," Chief Executive Doug Parker and President Robert Isom told their employees.
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Like many of his peers, Tsoi has a grim outlook of the future, worrying that the territory will come under increased Beijing control when its "one country, two systems" arrangement runs its course and Hong Kong loses its designation as a special autonomous region.
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Even more concerning, though, is that after this process runs its course, it will be extremely difficult as a practical matter for the House to go through an impeachment process for anything the President does in the future, at least in the current term.
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Why it matters: The agency hopes by the time the station runs its course, NASA astronauts will be able to fly to privately-managed space stations in orbit instead of a government-run outpost, freeing up NASA to focus more resources on the Moon and Mars.
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It is likely the cases will eventually end up before the Supreme Court once the appeals process runs its course, but that would almost certainly take place in the next term, October at the earliest, and a court ruling of that magnitude could take months to complete.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) said Thursday that the administration will continue to fund key ObamaCare payments to insurers while a House lawsuit runs its course.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The draft accord reached between the EU and Britain envisages a July 2020 decision on what would have to be done to safeguard an open Irish border after the post-Brexit transition runs its course and if a new trade deal is not in place, EU sources said.
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Shintop Cable Clips (6-Pack), $5.99, available at AmazonThese little cable clips are a great for two reasons: one is that they keep my phone, tablet and other random chargers organized on my nightstand, and the other is that they keep my cords out of the way when my robot vacuum runs its course every morning.
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"You can take your time and wait until this rotation runs its course, but you need to understand that the 'guilty until proven innocent' taint has been very difficult to shake if your company finds itself in Amazon's sights, which is why it's so difficult to own anything that tries to compete with them," Cramer said.
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Stovall points to "a trio of turnaround triggers" that he thinks will help boost the market's fortunes over the longer run, once the correction runs its course: a midterm election surprise in which the Republicans maintain control of the House and Senate; progress in the U.S.-China trade dispute; and the Federal Reserve backtracking on its intentions to continue raising interest rates.
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"Here's the bottom line: you can take your time and wait until this rotation runs its course, but you need to understand that the 'guilty until proven innocent' taint has been very difficult to shake if your company finds itself in Amazon's sights, which is why it's so difficult to own anything that tries to compete with them," Cramer said.
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Treatment is usually supportive only, as the disease is self-limiting and usually runs its course in less than a week.
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The ship runs its course in reverse, pausing on the desert planet and the refueling station, and brings the four men back to Earth, landing on the very spot from which they had blasted off.
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If the third phase is survived, the liver necrosis runs its course, and liver and kidney function typically return to normal in a few weeks. The severity of paracetamol toxicity varies depending on the dose and whether appropriate treatment is received.
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The illness may be more severe in adults and elderly persons. Spotted Fever is diagnosed by two blood tests (IgM and Weil-Felix tests) taken 10 days apart. PCR analysis of skin biopsies is a more recent testing method. The disease runs its course in two weeks or so but can be cured more quickly with antibiotics (tetracyclines).
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In Celtic mythology, Condatis ("waters meet") was a deity worshipped primarily in northern Britain but also in Gaul.L'Arbre Celtique. "Condatis" He was associated with the confluences of rivers, in particular the River Wear which runs its course largely within County Durham. Condatis is known from several inscriptions in Britain and a single inscription found at Alonnes, Sarthe, France.
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Nandini is an insignificant tributary of the river Godavari which runs its course through the city of Nashik, Maharashtra. The river begins on the northern face the eastern spurs of Anjaneri hills to south-west of Nashik. From the site of origin the river quickly courses through the Nashik draining much of its effluent waste. A survey in 2012 deemed the river as the filthiest river in Nashik District.
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Kernicky, Kathleen. "Sawgrass Name Game Runs Its Course". Sun Sentinel 18 Mar 1995: 1B "Cecil B. Sawgrass", the Sawgrass Expressway's now- hard-to-find mascot When the highway was first built, it was criticized for being a "road to nowhere", as it passed through undeveloped areas for most of its length. The road's $1.50 toll in its first few years was another criticism by local residents, contributing to the road's light usage.
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Money Management published that the FPA and AFA (Association of Financial Advisers) confirmed to them their establishment of a Life Insurance task force. According to the article by Money Management the aim of this task force is to “provide a single voice to the Government on what the advice industry believes should happen when the Life Insurance Framework runs its course and is reviewed by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission in 2021”.
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At Tedstone Delamere the Sapey Brook runs its course to Upper Sapey. A story is told of a stolen mare and colt whose hoofprints stopped at the bank of the brook. The owner was Saint Catherine of Ledbury who prayed for their safe return and, upon examining the bed of the brook, saw hoofprints clearly visible in the rocky bottom. These were followed and the thief caught, the horses being safely recovered.
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It is located in the north-west of the Tutong District, bordering South China Sea to the north-west, as well as the mukims of Keriam to the east, Kiudang to the south-east, Tanjong Maya to the south and Telisai to the south-west. The Tutong River runs its course through Pekan Tutong and flows out into South China Sea. There are a few islands along the river, among them the islets of Setawat () and Bakuku ().
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PAU is home to Port Moresby city's fresh produce. Every Sunday morning as early as 5 am, city residents queue up to bag their portion for the week. Many expatriates, business houses and the well-to- do in the city enjoy the fresh vegetables and fruits, and paid breakfast is also served by residents while the market runs its course. Thus, PAU enjoys a good portion of financial economical benefit apart from the appropriations from its church and the fees.
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Scheuermann's disease is self-limiting after growth is complete, meaning that it generally runs its course and never presents further complication. Typically, however, once the patient is fully grown, the bones will maintain the deformity. For this reason, there are many treatment methods and options available that aim to correct the kyphosis while the spine is still growing, and especially aim to prevent it from worsening. While there is no explanation for what causes Scheuermann's Disease, there are ways to treat it.
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The only exception is the Strength stat, which affects carrying capacity, indirectly influencing the speed of level gain. After character creation the game runs its course. The game displays the character's stats on the screen, including several progress bars representing how far the player character has advanced in the game. The lengthy, combat free prologue is represented by a set of progress bars, each accompanied by a line of text describing, among other things, the "foreboding vision" the character has.
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Waylin (Robert Trebor) was originally intended to become a recurring character in the television series, but the producers felt that the character runs its course in the movie and had limited potential after, so the character of money-making Salmoneus was created for Trebor instead. This is Renee O'Connor's first appearance in the shared Hercules-Xena universe Elizabeth Hawthorne, who played Queen Omphale, went on to play Hercules' mother in the TV series. Nathaniel Lees went on to have numerous different roles in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Xena: Warrior Princess and Young Hercules.
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2011;04:308 Studies of nebulized hypertonic saline have shown that the "use of nebulized 3% HS is a safe, inexpensive, and effective treatment for infants hospitalized with moderately severe viral bronchiolitis" where "respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) accounts for the majority of viral bronchiolitis cases". One study noted a 26% reduction in length of stay: , compared with in the normal-saline treated group (p=0.05). Supportive care includes fluids and supplemental oxygen until the illness runs its course. Salbutamol may be used in an attempt to relieve any bronchospasm if present.
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In 2001, it was verified that the main headwater of the Amazon River has its glacial source on the Mismi. An expedition of the National Geographic Society discovered that the Qarwasanta stream flowing into Apurímac River originates on the northern slopes of the mountain and then runs its course through other tributaries and rivers to help form the main Amazon River. Brazilian scientists in 2007 confirmed that the headwaters of Apurímac River are the source of the Amazon River and pointed to Mismi as the most probable source of the Amazon.
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A host species for Schiffnerula cannabis has yet to be named (McPartland and Hughes, 1994). However, a variety of signs are present with Schiffnerula cannabis. Respectively as black mildew are, flat, gray-black, and film like areas throughout the leaf, colonies of conidia on the surface of leaves, as well as ascomata and ascii are present on hosts as Schiffnerula cannabis runs its course (McPartland and Hughes, 1994). In addition, black mold colonies can be amphigenous and thin; the hyphae with a brown hue and flexuous like the pathogen Schiffnerula azadirachtae (Hosagoudar & Sabeena, 2011).
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The Buildings of England: Herefordshire, Nikolaus Pevsner, 1963 p106 At Tedstone Delamere the Sapey Brook runs its course from Upper Sapey, joining the river Teme just beyond Whitbourne. A story is told locally of a mare and a colt that had been stolen and the hoofprints when followed stopped at the bank of the Sapey brook. The owner prayed for their safe return and upon examining the bed of the brook saw hoofprints clearly visible in the rocky bottom. These hoofprints were followed and the thief caught, the horses being safely recovered.
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The host body, though restored to normal, will gradually suffer the effects of a and can only be saved by quickly defeating the Bugster causing it, whether by destroying or sparing it. Otherwise, if Game Disease runs its course, the host disappears permanently and the Bugsters born from the host's body will gain a full manifestation, such as gaining human disguises. While Bugsters have manifested, the host's life force is slowly sapped. Negative stresses in the host can result in the appearance of additional Bugster Viruses and in some cases another copy of the Bugster monster.
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End Day is a 2005 docu-drama produced by the BBC. It aired on the National Geographic Channel, on the TV series, National Geographic Channel Presents, and BBC Three that depicts a set of five doomsday scenarios. The documentary follows the fictional scientist Dr. Howell, played by Glenn Conroy, as he travels from his London hotel room to his laboratory in New York City, and shows how each scenario affects his journey as well as those around him, with various experts providing commentary on that specific disaster as it unfolds. After each 'End Day' runs its course, the day repeats, this time with the next scenario panning out.
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But then Lucas finds himself back on the base, in time to watch its crew destroy one another in mutiny, mayhem, murder, human sacrifice, and the eventual suicide of the base commander, who is the crew's last survivor. Following this, Lucas experiences an attack of vertigo. In fact the simulator machine has run its program, sounds three piercing alarm tones, and ejects him into the waiting arms of Shepherd just as the crew of Apollo 20 arrive to rescue them. That rescue is just in time—because after Apollo 20 completes trans-Earth injection, the self-destruct sequence runs its course, and the base destroys itself, apparently in a thermonuclear detonation.
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The Brisbane River travels 344 kilometres across the Queensland state from Mount Stanley to Moreton Bay, therefore being the longest river in South East Queensland. Its headwaters originate 140 kilometres north-east of central Brisbane with numerous tributaries, primarily the Stanley River, Cooyar Creek and a host of smaller streams running off the Blackbutt Range. The river and its tributaries cover an area of 13,500 square kilometres across the catchment area, whilst also joining several other river systems that transport the water coastwards. As the river runs its course through the city, it passes the city's original settlement location, Brisbane's Central Business District (CBD) at the curve of the river approximately 23 km upstream from Moreton Bay.
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Rubashov resigns himself to the reality that people are not capable of self-governance nor even of steering a democratic government to their own benefit. This he asserts is true for a period of time following technological advancements—a period in which people as a group have yet to learn to adapt to and harness, or at least respond to the technological advancements in a way that actually benefits them. Until this period of adaptation runs its course, Rubashov comes to accept that a totalitarian government is perhaps not unjustified as people would only steer society to their own detriment anyway. Having reached this conclusion, Rubashov resigns himself to execution without defending himself against charges of treason.
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Enacted in 1965Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965, enacted August 10, 1965 (Public Law 89–117) and 1968,Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968, enacted August 1, 1968 (Public Law 90–448) respectively, the Rent Supplement (Rent Supp.) and Rental Assistance Payment (RAP) programs are both rental assistance programs governed by contracts between private owners and HUD. While both programs' funding platforms are in this way similar to the project-based section 8 HAP, neither program is a section 8 program subject to renewal under MAHRAA. In fact, neither type of program assistance contract is renewable. Fully funded at the time the programs were enacted years ago, each rental assistance contract simply runs its course, with a hard expiration date after which tenants may receive tenant-based rental assistance, but the properties themselves are no longer deeply affordable.
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The story traces the history of the titular street in a New England city, presumably Boston, from its first beginnings as "but a path" in colonial times to a quasi-supernatural occurrence in the years immediately following World War I. As the city grows up around the street, it is planted with many trees and built along with "simple, beautiful houses of brick and wood", each with a rose garden. As the Industrial Revolution runs its course, the area degenerates into a run-down and polluted slum, with all of the street's old houses falling into disrepair. After World War I and the October Revolution, the area becomes home to a community of Russian immigrants. Among the new residents is the leadership of a "vast band of terrorists," who are plotting the destruction of the United States on Independence Day.
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The following night, Sookie calls on the Queen of Louisiana, Sophie-Anne Leclerq, and her new husband, the vampire king of Arkansas, Peter Threadgill. Their conversation eventually leads to the revelation that Amelia and some of her peers plan to magically reconstruct the events of the night of Jake Purifoy's turning. Sophie-Anne decides that this is something she would like to see, so she, her entourage, and Sookie go back to Hadley's together where they find the witches ready to perform the ectoplasmic reconstruction spell. Once the spell runs its course, Sophie-Anne, Andre, and Sookie go into Hadley's apartment for a private conversation where, among other things (such as Sookie being told that she has fairy blood and therefore attracts supernaturals), Sophie-Anne asks Sookie to look carefully through Hadley's things and locate a missing diamond bracelet that was given to the queen by Threadgill; the discovery that this bracelet is missing would mean political disaster for Sophie-Anne.
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A convoluted plot is seen that acts as a history lesson in the years of the Popular Front and World War II. Fiodor Voronin (Serge Renko), a former general in the White Russian army, acts as a double agent between the Soviets and the Nazi secret police. The entire movie is shaped through a common theme of “the opaqueness of human motivations,” ultimately creating a “flawed interpretation of evidence” in creating a love triangle (the quote from Rohmer himself). The secrecy of Fiodor presents an interesting theme that runs its course throughout the entire film. This very secrecy is meant to allow the audience to think and ponder on what exactly is happening. Rohmer claims, ”It’s good for there to be no clear solutions to the questions being posed. It’s much more interesting.” Furthermore, Rohmer uses ”cruel moral dilemmas, sophisticated settings and the use of language as the main constituent in the drama.” Renko plays Fiodor as someone who had a triple life between various spy organizations.
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