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In the end, the halt in cargo shipments at the nation's borders and ports proved a brief hiccup.
A brief hiccup in the discussions occurred recently when Amgen demanded to see more clinical trial data on Kyprolis, people briefed on the discussions have said.
Polls suggest that, but for one brief hiccup in 1997, Scottish support for independence has remained pretty constant at 25-30%.
When the flamenco guitarist Ethan Margolis opened Arte y Pureza's "Maestría" at the TriBeCa Performing Arts Center on Wednesday night, there was a brief hiccup: his microphone wasn't on.
After a brief hiccup in the aftermath of the global financial crisis, it was boom times again for the resources sector.
It's an appealing dream, but it's hard to tell if it's just a brief hiccup due to information ennui, or a real movement in the early offing.
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THE Norwegians have sent a nervous shudder down the spines of Scandinavia's social democrats, who have ruled their respective roosts, with only occasional and brief hiccups, for the past 70 years.
And in the bridge to "Aluminum Baby," arranged as a rumba of sorts, there was a brief rhythmic hiccup to accompany a restless harmonic turn.
The arterial blood vessels have a high-pressure flow that would be expected to change very little as a result of the brief action of a hiccup.
Hmmm, a few technical hiccups here - will do a very brief round up while hoping wifi works at some point - DIV 1: a fifty for Davies, Somerset 280/5.
When the scrim rises, Mr. Beasant's brief twisting solo has a violent edge as the dancers hiccup into a more frenzied pace in front of a shadowy cityscape.
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