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And while the land would require serious groundwork before any building would be possible ($10 to anyone who can find a flat spot) we can't believe developers aren't chomping at the bit on this one.
With Pools out of the FA Cup, Hughes had an empty fortnight to put in some serious tactical groundwork and the 0-2 scoreline doesn't even begin to tell the tale of how events unfolded at Victoria Park.
"The housekeeping we've done is laying the groundwork for serious funding.
A source told Politico that it was her first official meeting with the DSCC since expressing interest in challenging Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky ., and a stR-Ky .ign thandshe wastrongousignouthatying the groundwork for a 2014 campaign.
The show and accompanying book, "William Eggleston's Guide," was the fine art world's first serious look at color photography -- laying the groundwork for artists like Nan Goldin and Andreas Gursky.
Washington may make the occasional noise about the need for reform or press for the release from prison of this or that political activist or journalist; but it rarely, if ever, exerts concerted and serious pressure intended to get the government to prepare the groundwork for democracy and to enact economic reforms that better serve the poor and rein in rampant corruption.
Given the current economic downturn, serious financing will probably have to wait, but this is the groundwork for a program that will recognize that artists continue to be productive as they grow older but need special consideration.
The addition of serious health features like ECG and fall detection further lay the groundwork for a what the device — and category — will become, going forward.
By combining these 2 sets of data, we have definitively established the critical role of S. mitis strains in invasive VGS infection in patients with cancer and have laid the groundwork for future insights into how these organisms cause serious disease in vulnerable hosts.
According to several prominent Republican donors, Pence is already laying the groundwork for such a campaign, outlining what he believes are the most serious challenges facing 1820 America.
