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Though the killings have by now received plenty of news coverage, Mr. Rath knows that a story like this is most powerfully told from the beginning.

So if this recipient of the Steinbeck Award, Michael Moore is half the man we believe him to be, then he has by now received at least as many written death threats as Steinbeck, Miller, and Terkel combined.

Marshal Victor had, by now, received intelligence from a squadron of dragoons that had been driven out of Vejer, informing him of the strong Anglo-Spanish force making its way up the western road from Tarifa.

In 2008, by now receiving support from both Red Bull and the French auto racing federation, he finished second in the Formula Renault 2.0 Eurocup series.

Every member of both houses of parliament should by now have received a letter containing fresh details of McKinnon's medical history and that of close members of his family.

No doubt other disabled readers living in London will by now have received a letter (without any prior consultation) telling them that the taxi card scheme funded by London boroughs and Transport for London, which subsidies taxi rides for the sick and disabled, is to be cut.

Creations of alternative worlds by the mind now received a philosophical warrant from another part of the Trinity syllabus.

Half-a-billion different speed measurements are now received by TomTom every day to help build its database.Roads themselves change faster than mapmakers can change maps.

Last week, Mr. Boehner said he accepted Mr. Obama's proposal to limit various tax deductions and exemptions to the value now received by people in the 28 percent bracket.

There have been reports, however, that Blair and others criticised by the inquiry have now received official notifications of what it will say about them and been given the chance to respond.

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