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That praise came as very few of her hardcore supporters had lined up behind other candidates.

It came as very little surprise to hear that once, while a high school drug dealer, Sid had eaten a blotter sheet of 75 tabs of LSD one evening.

It came as very little surprise to hear that once, while a high school drug dealer, Sid had eaten a blotter sheet of 75 tabs of LSD during one evening.

"Not only are clouds over their profitability still above them, but the fine announcement will come as very unwanted news indeed," said Kinmonth.

That comes as very welcome news to the Eagle Carriage Company in Huntington, which offers horse-drawn carriages for weddings, corporate affairs and rides around town.

If you are a Stephenson fan who believes "Snow Crash" and "Cryptonomicon" (1999) are his greatest novels, "Reamde" will come as very good news, for in many ways it can be read as a thematic revisitation of those excellent precursors.

Mr Jones said Hitachi's investment would come as very welcome news.

On a more personal note, this comes as very welcome news to a former student of a commuter school.

The big leads for Romney in the final pre-election polls come as very good news for his campaign.

And so word that Randy Babbitt, the new head of the FAA, is planning an upgrade of air traffic control through a program called "NextGen" comes as very welcome news.

"This came as a very, very difficult decision," Dr. Jacobs said.