It also blamed fifty-four people in government and industry, beginning with Great Leap Liu.
Fifty-four percent of teens received a failing grade (F), compared to 46 percent of adults.
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Fifty-four days later, he resigned, citing "the unacceptable journalistic standards" of the flawed Newsnight report.
Fifty-four casualties, many of them walking wounded, have been admitted to Erne Hospital, Enniskillen, and more were arriving.
Fifty-four percent of that business came from Europe, and 45% from North America.
Fifty-four percent of America's workers work in businesses that are taxed as individuals.
Fifty-four trees that reflect the theme including four trees in the grand foyer, which is the area out here.
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It was based in London, and within a year and a half it raised fifty-four million dollars in capital.
Note to the Dodgers: Fifty-four years is a nice run in the sun.
Fifty-four police and 89 fire stations, as well as 32 ambulance services, will be affected by Ike, the agency said.
Nor has Jeremy Sommer, a fifty-four-year-old retired furniture manufacturer, who is so seasoned a traveller that he has two passports.
Fifty-four soldiers have fled their base in Volgograd, complaining of bullying.
Fifty-four years ago today, Ernest Hemingway wrote his editor at Scribner's that The Old Man and the Sea was the best he could write ever.
Fifty-four percent of those surveyed said they approved of his performance.
The ruling party still controlled three hundred and eleven out of four hundred and fifty-four seats, but the strong showing of the Islamists was a shock.
USA. Finishing time of six hours, twenty-two minutes, fifty-four seconds.
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And though Tony was in good shape for his age, I was a little put out the first time to see what fifty-four years could do to a body.
Fifty-four percent said last year's invasion of Iraq was a mistake, and only 41 percent of adults said they believed Bush was doing a good job handling the war.
Anderson told the story of Frank Reed, a fifty-four-year-old American private-school director who was taken hostage and held in solitary confinement for four months before being put in with Anderson.
Fifty-four of their leaders were burned at the stake.
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Medical spending for a breast-cancer survivor, for instance, averaged an estimated fifty-four thousand dollars in 2003, the vast majority of it for the initial diagnostic testing, surgery, and, where necessary, radiation and chemotherapy.
Known for its intricate wall mosaics and a fifty-four-foot dome covered with more than twenty-eight thousand tiles, the landmark building also features a 2, 753-seat main theatre, three Masonic lodge rooms, and four M.
Fifty-four years after the UK signed the text of the Hague Cultural Property Convention, it is time that we took the key step of ratifying it, as the United States finally did earlier this year.
Fifty-four years ago today, on March 4, 1952, Mr. Hemingway wrote his publisher that he had just finished a short novel that was, quote, The best I can write ever for all of my life.
Fifty-four percent said they don't believe the Bush administration's assertion that the war is the "central front" in the war on terrorist groups that was launched after al Qaeda's September 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington.
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Fifty-four percent of the nation's 18-to-34-year-olds either want to start a business or have already started one, according to a survey by the Young Invincibles, a group focusing on young entrepreneurship, that was funded by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, a research group.
Fifty-four of those people died.
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Fifty-four years later, though, "Raisin" seems not so much a here-and-now assault on racism as a history play about black culture in the Eisenhower era, and what hits you hardest is the unflinching truthfulness with which Ms. Hansberry has enacted the hurtful and universal complexities of family life.
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