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The first sign that the Cascadia earthquake has begun will be a compressional wave, radiating outward from the fault line.

Students who register for the first time after classes have begun will be charged a late registration fee by the University.

First, Netanyahu says that only construction already begun will be allowed – which means about 3,000 housing units can go ahead.

But Cuban authorities and American exporters privately acknowledge their hope that a trading relationship, once begun, will be difficult to halt.

MEXICO CITY — President Raúl Castro of Cuba announced Sunday that the five-year term he has just begun will be his last, giving the Castro era an official expiration date of 2018.

"What is clear," he said, "is that the intra-Shiite power struggle has only begun, will be violent to some degree, and is likely to intensify through the fall 2008 local-provincial elections, the 2009 national elections and beyond".

Such prosecutions, when they begin, will be in uncharted territory.

Leaves initiated after instruction begins will be charged a percentage of the semester tuition.

Maine, where this all began, will be the site of a spectacular restoration project.

His suspicion is that the renewed inspections soon to begin will be but a show trial before the hanging.

Gore concludes: "The outcome of the struggle to shape humanity's future that is now beginning will be determined by a contest between the Global Mind and Earth Inc.