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It may take its time in setting a broad policy.

It may take its "wired" theme a bit far (armoires with circuit board inlays?) but the feeling is vibrant.

Don't miss the superb butcher's.' Where Wherstead, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP9 2AB (01473 786610; www.suffolkfoodhall.co.uk) La Hogue It may take its name from a 17th-century naval battle but La Hogue is plain sailing for would-be farm shoppers.

A society member said that it may take its complaint to the courts, because what else can Americans do when they feel terrorized by each other (other than steal the baby Jesus from the creche)?

Ecuador signaled it may take its time with Edward J. Snowden's application for asylum, raising the possibility that Mr. Snowden, the fugitive former security contractor wanted in the United States, could spend weeks in legal limbo.

It may take its time, but Helmut Kohl's government is wary of trying a new mount.Two giants of the Ruhr, Thyssen and Krupp, were this week negotiating a steel merger, rather than pounding each other in a takeover war (see page), because the appeal for consensus had calmed things down.

The importance of the game may takes its toll on the young players who have never taken part in such an occasion.

That said, fall may still take its time arriving this year.

New sectors of commerce may soon take its place.

Yesterday the commission decided that the Orange Order may not take its Drumcree march through the Catholic Garvaghy Road in Portadown.

"The yuan may eventually take its place as one of several currencies involved," Mr. Drollas of the Center for Global Energy Studies said.