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They conclude: What is at stake?

And with that, AC/DC conclude what is surely one of their last Sydney shows.

Others have been transparently derivative, particularly the library of original movie musicals that have been transplanted to the stage, like "Gigi," "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" and "Singin' in the Rain," a production that prompted Frank Rich of The New York Times to conclude, "What is most likely to be remembered about this 'Singin' in the Rain' is the rain".

"Obviously, Israel is in the midst of elections, and that is a constraint on the ability of any government to conclude what is the core conflict," she told reporters on the plane as she flew in for talks with both sides.

Mr. Letterman's company, Worldwide Pants, was able to conclude what is being called an interim agreement with the Writers Guild because it owns the two CBS shows, unlike other late-night shows, which are controlled by the networks that carry them.

"Though health officials do not have enough evidence to conclude what is driving this recent increase, it is a fact that suicide can be precipitated by major life changes such as the loss of a job," says health minister Sarah Hoffman.

The answers to these questions will help us conclude what are the capabilities and limitations of this promising technological tool.

"Only show me," it concludes, "what is your will".

Scientists have not concluded what is causing the earthquakes.

Finally he concludes what is actually good: "Life's good, but not fair at all".

"I'm not concluding what is the most appropriate action the D.O.T. should take," Mr. Blumenthal said.