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Many locals are furious about the proposal, which comes less than two decades after they fought off attempts to build a nuclear power station in the same bay.

Sports Direct declined to comment on the share sale which comes less than a year after Ashley offloaded £200m of stock, sending the retailer's share price diving.

Power companies were making preparations for the storm, which comes less than two weeks after nasty Thanksgiving weather knocked out electricity for more than 200,000 people.

Each side blamed the other for the apparent breakdown of the cease-fire, which comes less than two weeks before a national political conference that Mr. Sadr has said he will not attend.

The operation, which comes less than a week after a jailbreak freed hundreds of Taliban fighters in Kandahar, aims to clear out Taliban insurgents who have swarmed into the northwestern part of Arghandab since Monday, causing villagers to flee and threatening the government's control of the area.

That deal, which comes less than a month after MGM Mirage announced plans to acquire the Mandalay Resort Group, would create the world's largest hotel and casino company -- surpassing a combined MGM-Mandalay -- as the industry's top four rivals plan to consolidate into two.

That was a widely held view among recruits wounded in the attacks, which came less than a minute apart.

Slightly more than 24,000 ran in last year's race, which came less than two months after the terrorist attacks.

Prosecutors said they were surprised by the plea, which came less than a week before her trial was to begin.

Their statements did not address the latest pain from shortages, inflation and a plunging currency, which come less than four weeks before Iran's parliamentary election.

And Minneapolis/St Paul, which came less than five percentage points behind Philadelphia, anyway, was top of a similar rating just three years ago.(Photo credit: AP).