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And now or, rather, sometime in the early hours of Friday — we will get to see the result.

A conversation I had the other day set me thinking along the lines of, "Where are they now?" or rather, "Why are they still at it?" because, with the exception of Simon, they are all still cutting the mustard at the cooking coalface.

What compelled him was not primarily a love of beauty or ideas or status, you guess, but the primal need for things: firm, tangible, right here, right now or rather here and there, now and then, in this polyphonic, time-leaping show.

Belfast, in fact, feels very much like a young person's town just now, or rather once again: the people who founded the Linen Hall Library in 1788 were frighteningly young, barely out of their teens a few of them, and surprisingly (if your view of Belfast, that is, was served up on the television news for so many years) international in their outlook and politics.

He is now, or, rather his "nick" is, "Mutant," but it could just as easily be "Vader" or "Tease" or "Techczar," and he's a big-time software pirate.

A starting point may be to revisit the status of those geoscientists who would answer to the description of 'volcanologists', and to consider whether their practices entitle them now, or rather should entitle them in the future, to be described accurately as 'professionals'professionals

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I'm now equidistant, or rather equi-near, two more, each of which has its own, individual culture.

Now we (or rather, he) can marry the prime minister's daughter and be a national representative for a major multinational company.

The book's hero — if you can call him that — is a 35-year-old named Eric Cash, a restaurant manager with a drug conviction who has done a little acting, published a short story in a defunct literary magazine and is now working — or rather, not working — on his screenplay.

It is at this critical stage that there are signs that the energy is now turning, or rather, it is shifting as new permutations are emerging in the world.

The way I'm going to do that is I'm going to look at payoffs that Venus gets now she knows - or rather now we know she's playing against Q*.

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