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• By the time order was restored, the field was littered with debris.
• At this time orders were sent to Hagen to make for Pasewalk.
• By the time order was restored, 108 people had been arrested.
• All trains are listed in a computer system in the UK in time order.
• That was the first time orders rose above 100 billion yen since June 1991.
• He heads downstairs to the restaurant, and this time orders a cup of tea.
• Time orders life, and people tend to concentrate on one thing at a time.
• Trading was all-electronic, conducted by an order matching system in strict price time order.
• That's the first time orders have topped the half trillion yen mark in five years.
• Of the five the first three are the most important : association, time order and nonspuriousness.
• The time orders can also cover statutory bailment in the case of hire-order or hire-purchase agreements.
• Montgomerie, a seven-time Order of Merit winner, was playing in Europe for the first time this season.
• If you've memorized the prime time order already, expect to have to start from scratch pretty soon.
• The Rovers have won the cup three times and are third in the all time order of merit.
• The database just starts at the most recent and grabs entries in reverse time order until it reaches its limit.
• Seven-time Order of Merit winner Colin Montgomerie missed the cut, shooting a 10-over 82 as the winds intensified later Friday.
• So, I asked for clarification, and amplified my reason in the diff that Tony Sidaway placed out of time order above.
• Dr . Austin several times orders the boy to avoid strenuous exercise as he accompanies Vicky and her family in their sightseeing.
• Ballet subscribers were given until March 8 to submit their renewals or first-time orders ( although the deadline was not inflexible ).
• Montgomerie, a seven-time Order of Merit winner, didn't play at the U . S . Open because his ranking wasn't high enough.