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Traveling 30 to 35 weeks a year can put a hurt on the player's wallet.

In fact the whole episode was more than usually playful (once John had stopped punching Sherlock for failing to recognise that pretending to be dead for two years can put a strain on the closest friendships).

Missing a year can put you out of the game.

But have we really reached the point where an executive who would hope to earn £10m a year can put his mortgage interest payments on the company's tab?

"We can forget that he has not played for more than a year and we can put a lot of pressure on him," the Spaniard added.

EndCavities.org, a website launched recently by the Children's Dental Health Project (CDHP), explains "that keeping kids cavity-free during these early years can put them on a path to lifelong good oral health".

But it will be years before dentists can put a "magic gel" into a patient's mouth to regenerate a tooth, Sharpe says: "You can't begin to think about that until you know what controls shape and size".

"All these years later, I can put a t-shirt on and start panicking".

Recruiters are likely to be most interested in the last ten years or so – you can put a summary of much earlier experience into an "earlier career highlights" section.

The critical question for Mr. McCain now is whether a candidate who has alienated so many Republicans and conservatives over the years can put together the kind of coalition needed to win his party's nomination.

"You can put a 12-year-old in the field and he may have a big buck walk by him," Koch said.