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"Once global automotive sales recover and G.M.'s restructuring actions generate the anticipated savings and benefits, the company is expected to again be able to fund its own operating requirements," the company said in a statement.

"We were counting the days," said Mrs. Rivera, a security guard who is seven months pregnant and pleased to again be able to take the No. 5 train directly to Union Square, where she and her husband drop their 3-year-old son at day care.

"We're thrilled to again be able to have the fans be a part of the show".

"He would like for U.S. forces to again be able to drive their humvees through villages, greeted warmly by villagers who would shout, 'Good morning, Sergeant Thompson.' Karzai claimed, as he has many times, that his concern over the erosion of public trust in the U.S. was a driving factor in his increasingly strident criticism regarding civilian casualties, night raids and detentions".

He added that he expected the emperor to once again be able to enjoy his favorite sport of tennis.

He hoped to return and once again be able to provide for his family.

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On June 2, the public will again be able to visit Eastern's grounds and to preview the planned museum.

Now I would never again be able to return to the library nor would I be able to finish the illustrated series of classics.

He was sure, he added, that "Mr. Haradinaj will again be able to serve Kosovo, to whose better future he has sacrificed and contributed so much".

While he praises Mr. Lopez for his early work, Mr. Reynoso said he doubted he would ever again be able to "bring resources to the community".