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So that, we expect, it will be wrapped up in the next couple of days.
WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing
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Granted, the bulk of these are likely to be wrapped up in the enterprise, but he's not tossing out the idea of using webOS on other mobile devices.
ENGADGET: HP's Leo Apotheker totally open to licensing webOS to other handset makers
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P. nomination might be all wrapped up in the next three weeks.
CNN: Who chose George?
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Committee chairman Tony Wright said the committee had agreed to a "short pause" in its inquiry and said when Mr Yates had met the committee in July last year he thought it would be "wrapped up by October", or as early as mid-September - but it in fact had gone on for a year.
BBC: NEWS | UK | UK Politics | Key points: Cash-for-honours hearing
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"I have been really enjoying my tennis this year and I think it has been helping me finish off matches because I'm not getting too wrapped up in anything that can be too distracting, " she said.
BBC: SPORT | Tennis | Cavaday claims second-round spot
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What in other circumstances would be a question of scientific policy (which is difficult enough) has become wrapped up in the broader, unsettled cultural struggle that divides our politics today, University of Michigan professor Andrew J.
FORBES: How Climate Change Got Caught in the Culture Wars
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Similarly, DLP is no guarantee against leaks: because it cannot tell what is in encrypted files, data can be wrapped up and smuggled out.
ECONOMIST: Companies and information
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On Friday shares for Diamond Foods soared 40% after an analyst spoke about the accounting investigation in optimistic terms, saying it would be wrapped up quickly.
FORBES: A Delayed Report Pops Diamond's Run, Shares Fall
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When Frazier was promoted in April, I wrote that the decision seemed to indicate that Merck was going to focus on blocking and tackling as it wrapped up the integration of Schering-Plough and would not be embarking in any radical new direction.
FORBES: Incoming Merck CEO Promises "Transformation Never Before Seen In Our Industry"
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We were making quality clothes for stores in Manhattan, and every item had to be neatly ironed before being wrapped up for shipment.
NEWYORKER: The House Behind a Weeping Cherry