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• Monday, he was still couching his mission in humanitarian terms.
• Lamoriello did not comment on the terms of the offer sheet.
• An index of yields for long-term A-rated general
• Mutual funds have allowed people to become longer-term investors.
• In terms of his attention, M . Loulou is elsewhere.
• OK, so we're talking the short term here.
• Prison terms were lengthened, with no provisions for more prisons.
• The final year of Mexican presidents'terms traditionally are chaotic.
• Technically, Aristide's term will be up next year.
• Anything less than a year is questionable in terms of effectiveness.
• He said that if elected, he would serve two terms.
• But first he wants Syria to spell out its peace terms.
• This book can overload the reader with medical terms and information.
• Manitoba offers favorable lending terms for capital equipment and software development.
• They offer reams of literature with mumbo-jumbo technical terms.
• Virtually all aspects will be impacted in terms of job opportunities.
• In terms of generalized lunacy, that prospect takes some beating.
• There has been nothing particularly out there in terms of violence.
• A defeat probably turns him into a one-term president.
• But Aaron of Montgomery is more bearish for the near term.