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• "It's tough to have a successful running day when they do that,"
• Now, Johnson has to wonder if his best running days aren't history.
• They are building careers running day-care centers, teaching, administrating and counseling confused teens.
• "I don't know if I'm running day-to-day operations, " he said.
• She has been running day-care centers for 11 years.
• But the Predator feed, running day and night, predominates.
• Former Olympic wrestler Jim Scherr, the organization's chief of sports performance, is running day-to-day operations.
• "Larson will be the guy running day-to-day operations, " said Stephens Inc . analyst Nancy Weaver.
• Hunter has placed three of its own people temporarily in senior vice president jobs, running day-to-day operations.
• The bridge is also host to an annual vintage bus running day, organised by The 500 Group.
• Local electrical bills spike during this period with air-conditioning units running day and night, until early October.
• "I just had ( knee ) surgery, so my running days might be over, and he's running marathons.
• It is run on almost all running days, usually in combination with either the Miler or Suburban route.
• Running days often mark the withdrawal of particular models from a route, or the demise of particular companies.
• Williams, in fact, refuses to define a successful running day outside of saying " whenever the team wins ."
• Coach Roderick also maintains the longest running day camp, at a total of three days, in the United States.
• President Omar el-Bashir set up the council in 1997, including SPLA breakaway factions in running day-to-day affairs in southern Sudan.
• He was elected to the powerful politburo in Jan . 1994, and was then running day-to-day affairs of the party.
• "The faxes are running day and night, " said Vidal, who does not expect the work to finish for weeks.
• By most accounts, Bill Ford preferred overseeing the company as chairman _ his previous role _ to running day-to-day operations.