JUDGES have thrown their nation into turmoil by pronouncing yet again that the current government, led by Peter O'Neill, is illegal this time on the eve of scheduled elections.
Sitting in the lab late at night with a lab mate and complaining (yet again) about your current mentor, project, or position won't really solve anything, although it might make you feel a little better.
The appearance changed yet again when the current weir, the scene of Javert's suicide in the film version of Les Misérables, was constructed between 1968 and 1972 as part of a flood-prevention scheme.
That experiment didn't last; bridges were burned yet again, and on Friday, Current announced that it had fired Olbermann.
Colindale itself has been, yet again, indispensable for my current project, a multi-volume history of post-war Britain.
TRADE, EXCHANGE RATES AND BUDGETS America's visible-trade deficit narrowed to $36.9 billion in April, but the 12-month deficit widened yet again to $389.4 billion; its current-account deficit increased to $367.2 billion over the year to the first quarter.
The idea of a winter break, which has come to the fore yet again in the midst of the current adverse weather conditions in Scotland, also found favour with the former winger but he flagged up what many believe to be a fatal flaw.
On December 4th, for instance, OPEC members voted yet again to keep quotas at their current levels and, in the process, drove prices down another 5%.
In the 21st century, the U.S. military footprint shrank yet again from approximately 37,000 troops to the current level of 28,500, this time thanks to negotiations between Washington and Seoul.
"Rather than waking up to fight each other, we need to concentrate yet again on defeating republicanism, this time in the current cultural war.
