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Those talks began this week in Athens and are expected to conclude in a matter of days.

Lou's womb is being used by dark forces to a nefarious end, and it's going to conclude in a gross, weird way.

After securities based on this allegedly asset-backed mortgage paper (with no assets behind it) began to fail in large numbers, one agency, FITCH, went back and reviewed the underlying information only to conclude in a low key way that "the results were disconcerting because of the appearance of fraud in every file we review".

The presence of MCPyV in Merkel cell carcinomas (MCC), its integration [19], [24] and its clonal mutation in the C-terminal region of the Large T antigen [25], merit further investigation both on the epidemiological and in vitro level in order to conclude in a direct oncogenic role of this polyomavirus according to the criteria of Harald zur Hauzen (detailed in [16]).

But it did not take long for the inevitable flurry of traffic tickets to remind her and to conclude that "a car is an albatross in Manhattan, especially in Midtown".

"It is easy to look in hindsight and to conclude that things could have been done in a different or better way," Dr. Winkenwerder said.

He proceeded, however, to urge Mr. Arafat to build on what took place in Taba and to conclude a peace agreement in the coming weeks.

Then, just last month, Obama took to Reddit to answer questions directly for Redditors in an AMA (Ask Me Anything), spurring more than 22,000 comments and 2.6 million unique visitors and leading the president to conclude, in allusion to a popular meme, that hosting an AMA was "NOT BAD!" And it isn't just the president getting up close and personal with his constituents.

Korfmann's findings at Hisarlık, drawn from geomagnetic surveying and isolated excavations, led him to conclude in favour of a greater Troy that is, a settlement of some size and prosperity.

STAs and MTAs should in theory take 43 and 60 weeks, respectively, to conclude in the absence of an appeal against the provisional guidance (more formally known as a 'final appraisal determination').

The suspension is to conclude in August.