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He added that the only news regarding the furloughs came now that "we are at the place were we actually have to take the actions in order to achieve the savings".

Come now, that's absurd!

There will be more of this to come now that Moss, the player the Jets had counted on to spark a returning renaissance, is lost for 12 weeks.

Crawford can expect more of the same in the weeks to come, now that the Knicks are more firmly in his hands.

Will they keep coming now that the restaurant is permanently installed in the conservatory space that used to be its spring and summer home?

Public fund investigator Edward Siedle, a former Securities &Exchange Commission attorney, says Ohio's troubles are a foretaste of what is to come now that emerging and minority programs are booming.

Despite having the London 2012 "poster boy" as a son, Mrs Daley said the family would take each day as it comes now that the London 2012 Games had finished.

The letter sent out to current customers (see below) hints that future Dropbox integrations are yet to come, now that the team has joined the cloud storage company.

The updated ShoeBox app is likely to be the first of many Timeline-integrated apps to come, now that the Facebook Timeline is mandatory.

But the real deal-making and delegate recruitment will come now that those delegates are chosen.

Advocates remain hopeful that effective change will come now that consumers and government officials are more informed about the issue.