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Klitschko, from Ukraine, had won his previous twenty-two fights, a streak that stretched over a decade; against Fury, an Englishman, he was a five-to-one favorite.

According to Guonan Ma of the Bank for International Settlements, bank depositors and borrowers ended up paying roughly 270 billion yuan ($33 billion) towards the cost of China's most recent round of bank restructuring, which stretched over a decade from 1998.

This debate stretched over a decade until 1585, with the Earl of Leicester as the foremost interventionist.

In short, Enbridge pledged more than $2 million stretched over a decade to found the Enbridge Centre for Corporate Sustainability, which included paying the salary of a faculty member and a handful of scholarships.

For the past 11 playoff series stretching over a decade and a half, Rangers fans supported an underdog.

Reformists say that the killings were among more than 80 killings and "disappearances" stretching over a decade as part of a wider campaign by state-sponsored death squads to silence opposition.

The Tribune has determined the identities of three of them, all men, whose allegations stretch over a decade when they were teenagers and Hastert was their coach.

The film follows the story of a firearm that, during a period stretching over a decade, was involved in 11 different shootings and three murders across the West Midlands.

But spread out over three, four, five films, stretched over half a decade or more, somehow they seemed less events than smeared, sprawling culture-trope circuses with reassuring faces – Harry, Hermione, Peter Parker, Jack Sparrow – guiding us through whatever "personal journey" was at hand.

A Last Salvo The flurry of legal attacks and the raid grew out of a criminal lawsuit filed in Paris in September by Mr. Wildenstein's stepmother, Sylvia Roth Wildenstein, who, before she died in November, fired a last salvo in a fight stretching over almost a decade for a larger share of the inheritance from the estate of her husband, Daniel Wildenstein, who died in 2001.

While women now make up almost half of all medical school graduates, only 30 percent of surgeons-in-training are female, a discrepancy that may be related at least in part to the fact that the most intense period of surgical training, which sometimes stretches over an entire decade, correlates to a woman's most fertile years, her 20s and 30s.