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"If the Legislature were to be moved, it would be only a matter of time before the rest of the government would go," Mr. Gruening said.

With the venue's fortunes wavering, Henderson created the Windmill girls, who posed nude in static tableaux (if they moved, it would be ruled illegal), and during the Blitz, the famously never-closing theatre provided a refuge.

If we moved, it would be only the latest effort in Zappos's drive to achieve world-class customer service a goal that has led us to run our business in a way that sets us apart from many of our competitors.

General Motors jumped in, too, planning a new plant in Cleveland for its new little car, and Chrysler promised that if the others moved, it would be in the small car ballgame, too.

After Blackburn's 3-1 Cupling Cup win over Sheffield Wednesday , Rovers manager Steve Kean said if Emerton moved it would be "a family decision, not a football decision", adding it would be "very, very sad" for the club to lose him.

"If I had to move, it would be inconvenient.

The Russian government had warned publicly that moving it would be a grave offense to history and "disastrous for Estonians".

If you could send a diagram, a certified trainer, and that "third man" to help us get the thing moving, it would be much appreciated.

"If the Fed doesn't move, it would be a material negative," said Michael Molnar, a managing director in retail sales and trading at Salomon Smith Barney.

"I fully expected when he did move it would be upwards, not sideways to a club we are fighting a relegation scrap with.

Mr. Stackpole said that moving it would be too costly, and chiseling off the original engraving could crack the granite, so his group will just add the bronze plaque on top.