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In it, one of the actors (I never found out who was who), playing a woman fading into oblivion, refuses to let go, exclaiming "More!" just as the house lights, and her heartbeat, seem ready to expire.
But this year, for the first time since Mr. Pataki was elected in 1994, there were no momentous issues hanging over the lawmakers' heads, no budget crisis, no plan for deep cuts, no rent controls ready to expire, no deadline for welfare reform.
He finds a drug company, recently gone public, where restrictions on management's selling of stock are ready to expire.
You are ready to expire while leaving a legacy behind that your family and loved ones would be proud of.
Filatov's contract was ready to expire in June 2012, and the Senators planned to make a qualifying contract offer to Filatov to retain his NHL rights.
1- Extend unemployment benefits ready to expire on November 30th for 800,000 unemployed Americans and extending benefits for 2 million to lose their benefits by December 30th.
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