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Another was euthanised after six months because it could not bite its food and the sole survivor at 30 months was malformed.

"If they shoot one or shoot two, well how many do they want to kill?" says Oko. Shell could have reactivated the flow station, but waited nine months because it feared reprisals to its workers.

The central bank has had difficulty selling its bonds in recent months because it needs to sell so many.

Today, Dunkirk is a sleepy industrial city that has watched refugee camps spring up on its outskirts in recent months because it is so close to the English Channel.

Inspa World (which will change its name in a few months because, it turns out, a West Coast day-spa chain has the same name and threatened to sue) opened last May.

Becker and others say the company has been dragging its feet the past 2 months because it is worried about losing control over the development of the vaccine.

Yahoo has been touting mobile as a bright spot for its search product in recent months because it knows that the one really hot area where Google had not yet fully won the battle.

Hamas had already been suffering from a sharp drop in financing from Iran in recent months because it did not stand by President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, its former patron, in his struggle against rebel forces.

If that's the case, then the world's eyes had better be on South Africa next week -- and in the coming months -- because it could be an indicator of things to come.

Established in 1986, Naya has been operating under bankruptcy protection for the last six months because it could not manage a $69 million debt.

An army spokesman called the fighting "one of the most dangerous events in the past two months because it was a very well-planned and orchestrated attack on a holy site".