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Graham Rowntree, released by England this week, and the former Australia hooker Michael Foley, now in charge of Western Force but once of Bath, are potential candidates.

A correspondent visiting South Korea writes:  ON THE first day of the Seoul Digital Forum I listened to Ted Cohen now a consultant but once of EMI announce the inevitability of a subscription model for digital music.

"If you like popular music there's pop and there's rock," says Phil Wilson, now of HM Customs and Excise but once of the June Brides, whose wonderful 1985 single Every Conversation features on the Rough Trade album.

There are rock landmarks beyond the East Village, of course: Jimi Hendrix's Electric Lady Studios on West Eighth; Bob Dylan's first apartment, at 161 West Fourth Street; Strawberry Fields in Central Park; and the Ed Sullivan Theater, home now to David Letterman but once, of course, host to the Beatles.

But once out of a job, older workers have a much harder time finding another one.

But once out of the bottle, applying them might not necessarily be simple.

But once out of school, he struggled to find parts other than "terrorist number two on the plane".

But once out of their seats, the guests wanted nothing more than to continue to reminisce and gossip.

By Peter Kane Dufault The New Yorker, February 27 , 1989P. 34 But once out of earshot--it's odd View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar.

But once out of Georgia, he will not be able to count on the "native son" sentiment that fueled no small part of his win.

But once out of the country, they are sold to gangs and locked up in brothels or forced to work the streets.