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University spokeswoman Dana Topousis defended the school's communications spending, saying in a statement on Thursday that news of the work being done by dedicated students and faculty at the university should not be lost in a tidal wave of posts that can follow negative incidents.
Both Johnson and Cameron are said to represent the new wave of post-labor political poshness.
THE choreographer Graeme Murphy is riding the wave of post-Olympic Games admiration for the immensely healthy life style of his fellow Australians.
Her grandmother had also taken a boat from the West Indies to Britain; not as part of an artwork, but in the great wave of post-war immigration.
Germany's Die Linke rode a wave of post-unification discomfort for years and now shed voters to the far right in the old East.
Coe, riding a wave of post-Games popularity, has repeatedly talked of a "window of opportunity" to make the most of its warm glow and harness the public and political energy it has created.
Amazon LoveFilm The latest in a refreshing wave of "post-gay" comedy-dramas, this Manhattan-based webseries follows in the footsteps of HBO's Looking in the way it sweetly bypasses the faux-surprise coming out of its main character.
The challenge for Nuttall will be to hold Ukip together without the unifying force of Farage, after a summer of infighting and a wave of post-Brexit defections to the Conservatives.
Mr. Lombardi is still there, among the more extreme examples of the high-rise-dwelling New Yorker who is defiantly not succumbing to an expected wave of post-attack acrophobia.
(From what ground did the hagiographic lilies spring?) If revisionism had, by 1990, "nearly shattered the idealized image" of Kennedy, both it and a third wave of "post-revisionism" ended up being, to a great extent, beside the point.
Alexander may yet pull back some of his party's deserters before the vote, but there is a new wave of post-referendum politicised Scots who won't make it easy.
