The meat may bring an additional $20 regionally.
Participants may bring an item to the third program to have it appraised.
In jurisdictions outside America, a single prosecutor may bring an indictment.
Santa may bring an early Christmas present, but we are not holding our breath.
By William D. Cohan September 29 ,2017 The lifting of quantitative easing may bring an end to the euphoric days of low interest rates.
Sales of houses and cars have declined as a result, contributing to a slowdown that may bring an end to the six-year expansion.
However, President Bush's election pledge this week to withdraw 70,000 troops from Germany and Korea may bring an abrupt end to Europe's old doublethink on Nato.
Last week, a mortar attack on an Assad campaign rally killed at least 21 people, strengthening fears that the election may bring an uptick in violence.
The writer mentions the divestment of firms from the West Bank as potentially positive, as it may bring an end to the occupation.
Baymen's demands for higher striped-bass quotas now that the recovery has been documented may bring an increase "within a couple of years," according to Mr. Colvin.
The Bureau, the Secretary, or the attorney general or the insurance commissioner of any State may bring an action to enjoin violations of this section.
