Even though the former P.L.O.
Even though the former vice president thinks the Clinton curse sank him last time, he's running again.
Large businesses were also quicker to lay off workers than small businesses, even though the former still had access to bank loans.
Even though the former three aberrations may be corrected for in the design of a lens, these two aberrations could remain.
That put Ms. White's account in deficit and threatened to drive up her unemployment insurance tax rate — even though the former employee had left her company voluntarily.
His chancellor, Mercurino Gattinara, summoned the Castilian Cortes to Santiago in northwestern Spain (April 1520) to demand more money, even though the former grant had not yet expired.
It's important to make a distinction between economic and social mobility, even though the former makes the latter easier to achieve.
September 10 , 2013George Eaton (@georgeeaton) Notable that Miliband speaks of "strict spending limits", rather than "cuts" (even though the former means the latter).
Yet, Mr. Uribe continues to support Mr. del Rio, having used him as an adviser on military matters even though the former general is under investigation in Colombia.
For example, at the Rio+20 meeting [a global environmental summit in Rio de Janeiro last year] countries decided to switch resources away from solving the environmental crisis towards solving the economic crisis, even though the former is more serious.
He wants to retain the 50p rate, even though the former chancellor Alistair Darling, in a nod to the Blair era, regarded it as temporary when he introduced it.
