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If these properties can be monetised with subscriptions or (better yet) with dynamic ad insertion, Hollywood might be able to once again monetise the long tail".

The Grand-to-DeKalb route is the one that B, D and Q trains now take but will no longer be able to, once repairs begin on the Manhattan Bridge, the event that is forcing the scrambling of several subway lines and isolating the Grand Street station.

You can also order the knives individually, or rather you'll be able to once they're for sale.

Vif Randeniya, chief officer of West Midlands Fire Service, said overall, his teams had coped but they may not be able to once budget cuts had been implemented.

The elephants are still absent, but perhaps they will soon make their entrance alongside the lions and be able to once again serve as a monument to Los Angeles history, and the man who helped make it.

We know that McCain has completely abandoned any legitimate claim on his maverick image, but the echoes of that reputation are still very much with us -- especially among many in the media who would love nothing more than to be able to once again portray McCain as the real leader they fell in love with in 2000.

I hope these changes in how we light our world will eventually result in my being able to once again walk out my back door, look up at the night sky and actually see a sky full of stars.

As his business flourishes, his family is able to once again settle down.

The miners of the Pittston Coal Company were able to once again receive health and retirement benefits.

In the longterm, this will give Russia a big leg up on being able to once again build large warships.

She questioned the tenets and teachings that she had been submerged in - and was able to, once and for all, break free.