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I n the grand tier boxes can be felt the pulse of the latter business successes.
In addition, the truckers' blockade of the country's fuel depots has begun to be felt the pumps.
To be sure, it is not clear how prolonged the downturn in the economy will be or where its effects will be felt the most.
Over the horizon could be felt the tremors of the Boer War, which was for the world then what these wars of conscience are to ours today.
I also assumed that, when the impact of the sequester started to be felt, the White House and the Republicans would agree on a less damaging alternative.
With the severity of the global economic downturn now beginning to be felt, the two neighbours will need all the good will and co-operation they can muster in the months ahead.
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The effects are already being felt, the report says.
Even he's felt the pinch in today's Hollywood.
That influence was felt the next Friday night.
When mild resistance was felt, the insertion was stopped.
Once a firm end point was felt, the ROM was measured.
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