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Now I?m awake anyway because I?ve got to go to the bathroom.
Students are facing fierce competitions nowadays, which makes them very stressful.
China 's most pressing safety issue may be human capital.
He is now an advanced worker.
As if to address today's inevitable question of "jobs," Prof.Prescott said that the laid off workers went to the Twin Cities and quickly found higher-paying employment.
In the last century the wealthy man with his own library was indeed fortunate, but today there are public libraries.
She felt surprised at the parity men and women now have in terms of technology.
Now, perhaps you are motivated by avoiding pain.
Nowadays, many newspapers seemed to be more fixated on celebrity and pop-culture rather than what is happening in the seats of government.
What's a screenwriter to do now that the Soviet Union's gone and the Cold war is a microwaved warmish mush?
Much of the present enthusiasm for Jane Austen can be credited to a 70-year-old screenwriter named Andrew Davies.
It is now the main threat to human security in the Andes.
What began as a trickle now has turned into a tidal wave.
Now they are moving money out again on balance, making them a drag on the market.
This is a role America used to play, but can no longer afford.
Now people are doing that in the Gulf of Mexico, Brazil and West Africa.
The virus now infects 5.5m people, affects many millions more and kills close to 1, 000 people every day.
Unfortunately such cool and wise postcards are not made in Russia anymore.
Here was the hard evidence in oxidizing steel that rang dully under my knuckles.
Now an international team of astronomers says you can blame gusts of stellar wind.
When drive-ins were at the height of their popularity in the late 1950's, some 4,000 existed in the United States, but today there are less than one-quarter that many.
But since, small manufacturing firms, whose judgment of actual conditions was minus-six on the index, now have a forecast of minus-18.
She now has to hand the reins to long-estranged daughter Francoise Bettencourt-Meyer and two grandsons.
Not paying attention to your bills is a big mistake these days, when banks are doing all they can to boost their profits.
After the heady days that led it to power amid the protests of the so-called Tulip Revolution of 2005, the government is now under pressure to show results.