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His job was to secure a part of the street near the house where the arrest was to be made.
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Unfortunately, except for a short period, I have been unable to secure a part-time position.
I was lucky enough to secure a part-time job relatively easily, 24 hours a week over three days.
"This will also give us an opportunity to secure a large part of the worldwide market by exporting our technology".
Snug's Revenge Adam Neubauer's dark comedy about a devious actor trying to secure a bigger part for himself in a production of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
It may not sound like a traditional audition, but increasingly, performers don't have to face a hiring squad in a drab room to try and secure a part.
Finally, Spotify recently acquired The Echo Nest for $100 million in order to secure an important part of its service, music discovery.
"It was very unrealistic to think that in 18 months they would be able, with the Afghan government, to secure a very large part of the country which is insecure today," said Nader Nadery, a commissioner on the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission, who travels extensively around the country.
The agency planned a series of town hall meetings in connection with a bid to secure a waiver from parts of the federal No Child Left Behind law, but the schedule collapsed because the public received little or no advance notice and dates conflicted with other community events.
Anthony used that provision to secure a $65 million extension as part of his trade from Denver to the Knicks in February.
It is no fault of Shane Long, but the £12m Southampton paid Hull City to secure a striker who is part of the Premier League's undercard will probably be used as a benchmark in this deal.
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