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Teenagers are a different kettle of fish and, although they show no signs just now, my parents will soon need looking over themselves.

"But in terms of taking him now, that's not within his remit to sign him just now.

He said Mr. Faqiryar had been due to retire and that his papers "were signed weeks ago but just now came to the surface".

The first generation of these leases on co-op buildings, signed in the 1980s, is just now coming up for renewal, said Steven Sladkus, a partner in the law firm Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz.

The signs are not promising just now because the once seemingly irresistible rise in online advertising for newspaper websites has slowed in the face of competition from the US-based digital giants Google and Facebook.

Photograph: Susan Walsh/AP Updated at 5.32pm GMT 5.15pm GMT From the John Boehner Q&A just now, signs that House Republicans are still in a 2010 mindset: Reporter: Republicans were basically unable to get any seats for the Senate.

The resurgence has swept Hawaii over the past five years, and signs of it are just now beginning to pop up on the mainland.

Any more news on the tenant front? A. The General Services Administration was just signed, so now we're more than halfway rented.

In much of the country, people are just now seeing signs of economic slowing, and starting to voice fears about a recession.

The first of the e-marketplaces are just now showing signs that businesses trust them to handle such transactions on a large scale.

Mr Fillon's supporters are furious that the allegations have been made public just now - a sign, they are sure, that the affair is politically orchestrated.