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All the costs have been shouldered by the landowners — most recently, Starwood Capital Group —and would be in the future, he said".

Even David might walk – though that would seem petulant and would be, in the long term, a bad mistake.

"Michael Clarke said very clearly that Hughes's memory would run through the team, and would be in the way they would play their cricket," he said.

Michael Clarke said very clearly that Hughes' memory would run through the team, and would be in the way they would play their cricket.

The night before, the 47-year-old account executive learned that Governor M. Jodi Rell had undergone surgery for breast cancer and would be in the hospital for three days.

Mr. Weitzman, a Democrat from Great Neck Estates and a member of the commission, said special district reforms in the Spitzer budget had been recommended by the commission and would be in the report.

He said he and his colleagues and clients would be in the Nassau Coliseum rooting section.

That would be unprecedented, and it would be cynical, and it would be arrogant, and it would be (in the generally accepted, commonsense meaning of the word) undemocratic.

They've made guesstimates of the volume and it would be in the millions and millions of gallons of water.

Win, and England would be in the driving seat; draw and the Danes would still be in pole position.

Such an outcome in Yemen and Syria would be in the interests of Iran and the United States.