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The climax is the bank holiday Monday carnival, which will wind its way through the city's streets before arriving at Prospect Park for a party.
"It should increase the exposure of Petrobras among international investors, which will wind up bringing a lot more resources to the company".
The budget slashing has already galvanized more than half of the school districts in Texas into four different lawsuits against the state, which will wind up in court next fall.
Before starting on a twenty-eight-city tour, which will wind up in Portland, Oregon, in about a year, the show is scheduled to open at the new Hobby Center for the Performing Arts, in Houston, on June 4th, one day after Curtis's seventy-seventh birthday.
It's tough to tell which early-stage food startups will take off and which will wind up in the scrap bin.
To keep pushing in that direction, though, requires that we hold up original reporting as a virtue and use the Internet to find new ways of presenting fresh material — which, inescapably, will wind up being produced by people who do that full time, not "citizens" with day jobs.
Mr. Duchovny's partner, played by Gillian Anderson, will spend the first part of next season hunting for Mulder, and then in the last 11 episodes they will be reunited, after which they will wind down to a finale for the characters -- if not the series -- next May.
Wellenbach reportedly still hasn't decided which charities will wind up with his earnings this time around, but he told PokerNews that he hopes "the money goes to good purposes" and can help give people the feeling "that their lives are eased in some way".
Can we help?,' versus an out-and-out hard sell, which will just wind everyone up".
The Lakers traded this season's first-round selection, which will probably wind up as one of the final picks in the first round.
Someone making payments on a home is, notably, making payments on his home, which will ultimately wind up reducing the amount owed.
