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Lately he has offered a string of theatrical, live solo albums, many recorded in Britain.
The first lady offered a string of statistics intended to rebut an absent Mr. Lazio.
Where Mr. Skovhus offered a string of individual points, Mr. Holzmair was all about line.
David Cameron offered a string of giveaways for voters in his manifesto launch today aimed at winning over voters from a range of demographics.
Washington offered a string of concessions but was disappointed when North Korea did not acknowledge the suspected uranium-enrichment program or helping Syria on nuclear issues.
Mr. Gore has cited Mr. Bush's pro-gun record to try to marry the Texas governor to his party's right wing, and, in contrast, has offered a string of gun-control proposals.
Instead of a plot, "Dinosaurs on the Roof" offers a string of incidents, with Bernice's increasingly doubtful anticipation of the rapture providing a shaky structure.
Funny, self-deprecating and a whole lot less boastful than he could be, Mr. Stewart offers a string of Grade-A rock 'n' roll debauchery stories and somehow makes them charming.
They offer a string of factoids to establish the predestined centrality of the aerotropolis: one in six Americans lives within a short driving distance of the 25 busiest hubs; businessmen fly because they trust best those whom they can see.
We then offered her a string of the most important lyric mezzo roles".
See articleOut of the freezerIsrael's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, returned from talks in New York with the American secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, who offered him a string of incentives, including the free delivery of stealth aircraft, in return for a new freeze on the building of Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
