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"We usually at this stage do a substantial cut in funding for all museums, and I suspect that will happen again.

Mr. Clinton said he had agreed to do "a substantial number of things" on behalf of Mr. Obama this fall, and would hit the campaign trail as soon as his Global Initiative conference concluded on Sept. 26.

Most of its grocery stores, small restaurants, and shops, which used to do a substantial part of their trade with East Berliners, have either gone out of business or been turned into souvenir stands.

Murray, who has already invested £40m in the club, including the £6.5m he paid to buy Rangers 16 years ago, said: "We will have to do a substantial rights issue, of which I would subscribe for my fair share.

At the heart of Loeb's argument with how Sotheby's might more aggressively do its business is his charge that the auction house, which continues to do a substantial business in old and modern masters, does not "fully grasp the central importance of contemporary art to the company's growth, which is highly problematic since these are the categories expanding most rapidly among new collectors".

I've heard experts advise that kids be kept away from screens until the age of three or four, or even later, but that's not very realistic – at least not in our house, where the two adults do a substantial amount of work, socialising, and play from home on laptops or consoles.

Gilder has done a substantial amount of both.

It's pretty hard to judge those details without doing a substantial amount of work".

Not only do most people in education know that, so now does a substantial chunk of the Tory party.

Only in Belgium did a substantial number -- 11 percent -- say they cap a tough day by working into the night.

Gagosian would be doing a substantial service to the art community, as it has begun to here.