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McEwan's bestsellers include Atonement and Enduring Love – which have been turned into films – and the Booker Prize-winning Amsterdam.
The growth is fuelled by high oil prices, which have been turned into a massive increase in public spending.
Scattered around the otherwise cozy room are dozens of wine bottles, Mason jars and other assorted receptacles, all of which have been turned into Molotov cocktails.
Tyler had been mapping the iron bed that runs from northern Minnesota through southern Ontario, countless tons of which have been turned into cars in Detroit.
They confiscated weapons and stacks of neo-Nazi propaganda and other documents, some of which have been turned over to prosecutors.
Brazilian experts disagree over the age of the jars, which have been turned over to the Navy and stored them in a warehouse.
No mention of magazines, which have been turning themselves inside-out to prep prototypes of their titles for devices that look suspiciously like the iPad.
Wright pointed up to the shot clock, which had been turned off.
The first hit was John Fowles's The Collector, which had been turned down all over London.
The man initially demanded that utilities at the house, which had been turned off, be restored, officials said.
The works are concentrated next to the A10 autoroute, which has been turned in places and deviations built.
