After being monitored over two nights of imperfect sleep, at the Chevy Chase center, Chatterjee learned that he did not have sleep apnea, or other complicating conditions, and that he was sufficiently insomniac to join the trial.
She was not sufficiently well to join the Queen for a lunch with former and serving prime ministers as part of the Diamond Jubilee this summer and previously missed her own 85th birthday party thrown by Mr Cameron at 10 Downing Street.
Fraser had first met Billy Hill, self-proclaimed "Boss of Britain's Underworld", in Chelmsford prison, and had been sufficiently impressed to join Hill and become instrumental in the battle to control London's West End.
Lindsay offered Bunyip Bluegum as a koala of culture, with boater, bowtie and walking stick, while Wall's Blinky was a marsupial of mischief, dressed in knickerbockers and bearing a knapsack, although sufficiently patriotic to join the army during the second world war.
This issue delayed Hutchinson's membership to the Boston church by a week, until a pastoral examination determined that she was sufficiently orthodox to join the church.
If Anderton's sore Achilles tendon has eased sufficiently to allow him to join Poyet in Spurs' midfield, a first cup as manager for Hoddle would be even more likely.
The members were sufficiently impressed to invite him to join an expedition to Peru to determine the length near the Equator of a degree of the meridian (longitude).
The House of Commons public accounts committee (est 1861) has long been a prestigious body, one whose ranks ambitious and sufficiently numerate MPs have ached to join.
The fight over the slot is especially important because it will take six votes on the panel to issue subpoenas, and the family members say they want to make sure one Republican is sufficiently independent of the White House to join the five Democrats in any close vote.
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