Bill Young, the Republican incumbent, celebrated his 78th birthday this week and may take this opportunity to retire.Florida-18 - Mr Kerry lost here, in the city of Miami and the beaches to the south, by eight points.
Some may take this route.
You may take this with a grain of salt.
She added: "Athletes may take this and perform this test and do fine on it.
(Apparently -- and young entrepreneurs may take this as a secondary moral -- one can do without an apartment, but not without a gym).
For instance, some large enterprises may take this approach because they are burdened by the cost of energy consumption and other costs associated with the data centre itself.
He is 28, and three of his friends are HIV-positive.Elton John and his partner, David Furnish, may take this production to London.
Reform-minded officials may take this as a green light to carry on quietly privatising other state-run enterprises, albeit slowly.
Curious readers may take this as a cue to flip ahead to Page 164, which is where (according to the Euclidean formula Cody graciously provides) the golden ratio falls in his own narrative.
Planning restrictions meant fewer homes were built, which may also explain why house prices in the country have almost doubled, in real terms, since 1999.Some may take this to mean that British house prices are less likely to fall.
"So I think we've got a challenge to remind people what things were like in 1992, and we've got a challenge to remind them that, fine, you may take this eight years of economic expansion for granted, but tough decisions were made".
