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He acknowledged that the company could not continue to rely on a single product as its lifeline, as it has from the Model T to the Explorer.

The piece "will recover from its present military service," he wrote, "just as easily as it has from its past metaphysical and political associations".

Cook insisted St. John's would learn from Saturday's loss, as it has from its other defeats this season.

As it has from its inception, the show will coincide with the Art Dealers Association of America Art Show, this year at the North Pavilion of the Javits Convention Center.

KnitMedia has earned about as much money from downloads of its archived shows as it has from a few weeks of beer sales at its club in Manhattan.

CHICAGO, Oct. 18 — The Joffrey Ballet has long been known for its versatility, moving as it has from one divergent style to another with easy verve for half a century.

How many New Yorkers today know that when the South seceded, Mayor Fernando Wood proposed that New York declare itself a free city, so as to be able to continue to profit from slavery, as it had from its beginnings?

He appeared confident, however, that Countrywide would emerge stronger from this crisis, as it had from every other, while weaker lenders fell away.

On Wednesday, a group of medical organisations called for the health sector to divest from fossil fuels as it had from tobacco.

He wanted Kansas City to continue having Thanksgiving Day games, as it had from 1967 to 1969, but N.F.L. owners insisted that Detroit and Dallas would be host to the Thanksgiving Day games.

In keeping with the country's self-imposed isolation over the past half-century, Myanmar's military seemed prepared to cut the country off from the virtual world just as it had from the world at large.