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It was not immediately clear when sales of iPhones via Docomo would begin, though.

In just one month Czechoslovakia's "Velvet Revolution" would begin, though none of us would have predicted it at the time.

The scoring would soon begin though, as Sarries, absorbing Quins pressure, found themselves in front when Ashton collected the ball from Nick Easter's error and stormed 80m before finishing with a trademark swallow dive.

HBO said on Wednesday that production on the new season of "Bored to Death" would begin next year, though a premiere date was not given.

Afterward, it would begin its tour, though destinations and route were still being planned.

In fact, her gallery career would begin in Paris — though she did not get to France until 1950.

The court also said the trial would begin on June 16, though its opening stages are expected to be largely procedural.

They said it would begin its work soon, though they could provide no starting dates for hearings and few specifics on the membership.

He pledged many months ago that troop withdrawals would begin this July, and though the pace of drawdown remains subject to change, an administration personnel shuffle last week signaled that the president is ready to turn the page.

Diplomats say Turkish officials, with at least tacit approval from Western allies, envisioned a two-week period in which Mr. Assad's government would begin bringing meaningful change, though the precise nature of it remained unclear.

On Saturday, George Saitoti, Kenya's internal security minister, announced that Kenyan forces would begin hitting back, even though many analysts have said that the kidnappings were not the work of the Shabab but of Somali bandits and pirates.