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But nice to ponder on the eve of Independence Day.

Every aspect of how we live is at risk, and on the eve of the Paris climate summit, developed nations including Canada are asking: have we catastrophically screwed ourselves?

This surreal look at American history through a play about a Mexican immigrant on the eve of taking his citizenship exam was developed at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in 2010 and is the work of the director Richard Montoya and his Latino troupe, Culture Clash.

His big coup was a multi-year sponsorship agreement with AEGON, signed on the eve of the global recession, which has helped develop a schools and mini-tennis programme and left British tennis in a healthy financial state.

Maybe in her subconscious she developed a back pain on the eve of the screening".

A few months later, on the eve of leaving, Mann wrote to Adorno, "The way things are developing is already clear.

On the eve of the Depression the U.S. had the lowest unemployment rate among developed nations.

Women make up 43% on average of the agricultural labour force in developing countries, said the report, released in Rome on the eve of International Women's Day.

Now there are signs, which even Lancastrians might grudgingly concede on the eve of the first Roses match of the season, that something similar may be developing again.

Several legal developments occurred on the eve of the settlement.

While both cities certainly had industry, Chicago's industry developed earlier and was far more capital-intensive on the eve of World War I.