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By May of this year, newly in a job he didn't want and shouldn't have taken, the Speaker of the House was already locked in brimstone-scented negotiations, psychosomatically consuming his six-per-cent body-fat content while trying to retain some chance of ever getting the job he really wants, a half mile down the street.

In February 2009 newly elected U.S. Pres.

In 1965, newly divorced, she moved to Manhattan.

Five years later, newly elected president François Hollande has just done it.

In the last six months of 2012, a typical update from the UNHCR consisted of about 2,300 newly registered refugees.

It estimates 9,768 newly recognised refugees could have been left without shelter last year alone.

Then, in March 1918, newly married, he returned to Kiev to set up in private practice.

Annually, about 2,000 newly constructed units are being absorbed, according to residential real estate professionals.

The New Yorker, January 31 , 1931 P. 9Newly elected president had to be directed to Manufacturers Trust Company building.

The state pension fund lost $419 million in the 2001-2002 fiscal year, newly released figures show.

In 1980, newly appointed reformist leaders also allowed independent candidates to stand in local congress elections.