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Spears recorded only twelve different horoscopes, but, Alpert said, "a complex algorithm" allowed them to be circulated among the different signs of the zodiac for a year.
Theatre is a chatty business and, in order to stage a play, it is necessary for the script to be circulated among creative collaborators and shown to auditioning actors who, in some cases, may not have got the job but did get the gist of the script.
The resolution, to be circulated among the five permanent members of the Security Council, came as the momentum toward retaliatory military action gathered pace in the West, while the allies of President Bashar al-Assad in Russia and Iran warned against an attack.
Mr Jiang has been orchestrating a campaign to ensure that even if Mr Hu succeeds in name, he himself will remain paramount leader.Diplomats say that Mr Jiang arranged for a petition to be circulated among military chiefs urging him to stay on as commander-in-chief.
His cartoons were so biting that William Pitt the Younger, prime minister of the day, paid him £200 a year (£10,800, or $17,600, nowadays) to keep him onside and George IV bought his copper plates before prints could be circulated among a wider audience.His political and social commentary catered to the bawdy tastes of the time.
A provisional proposal needs to be circulated among EU leaders before 4 February to stand any chance of a final agreement being reached before March.Mr Cameron is expected to speak to the German Chancellor Angela Merkel this week before joining her in Hamburg on 12 February.
That's one notion that seems to be circulating among small-business owners and their advisers lately.
His photograph was circulated among the police and New York City hotels.
The list, the complaint said, was circulated among Goldman executives.
The article was circulated among four True editors, two of whom thought it should be printed.
The new policy is outlined in a draft executive order being circulated among federal agencies.
