Solo tourism was growing in popularity among the young people, and even in the course of our time together my fellow-tourists had wearied of hustling so much.
In the course of my time in the law I have seen many bad men, and I have heard evidence about many terrible crimes which have been committed, but I have heard no case more tragic nor more terrible than this one.
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The world cup event took place in the city for the second year - its first time in the UK was 2003 - on a course seen as one of the world's best.
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File away all the fine words and big promises you hear in the Swiss mountains over the course of this week and re-examine them in 11 months time.
The 23-year-old, who won the world super combined title on the Khandahar course at the venue in 2011, clocked a time of 1 minute 20.43 seconds while Germany's Maria Hoefl-Riesch finished 0.20 seconds back.
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Of course, for the majority of his time in power the prime minister presided over the greatest centralisation of power in our public services since the Attlee government.
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Of course, as with all things in the world of technology, time passes, the cost of micro cells falls dramatically and how to use this frequency very effectively is resolved.
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There comes a time in the course of legal evolution when the Court must step back and ask what hath it wrought?
Darwin showed in detail how life changes over the course of time by the process of natural selection, but failed to explain how those changes can take different courses, dividing a species in two and thus multiplying the number of species.
In the normal course of events, the motion would be nodded through in the dead of night - but not this time.
What it does in the course of telling a seminal story of our time is what contemporary films so rarely do, serve as brilliant provocation.
The indictment alleges that over the course of his time in office, Mr Nagin travelled with his family to Hawaii and Jamaica on trips paid for by local businessmen.
From the early closeup of turquoise toenails to the serene tableau of women, of every age and outline, showering and chatting after a swim, Polley shows that her real theme, her obsession, almost, is the body in time how it tenses and eases, whether in the course of decades or in a single, camera-encircled rondeau of sex.
The network had just made a rights deal for Miami games that year, after a June 1984 Supreme Court decision forced the NCAA to allow individual conferences and schools to negotiate their own television agreements (five-year-old ESPN, just dipping its toes into the live game broadcast business at the time, would eventually pounce in a big way, of course).
Intrepid computer-users, of course, can defeat censors much of the time, not only in China but in Saudi Arabia, Iran and anywhere else that regimes want to block content.
Of course in the U.S. most union and government workers get good stretches of time off, and in private industry three weeks of vacation after five or ten years of employment is so common as to be almost standard.
We're in a time in which the normal course of the flu season is winding down.
It was the only time we moved in the course of my childhood, and what made it most memorable was the fact that my mother was briefly shocked into silence.
The ironic symbol of our defeat may be the takeover in due course of the immense new U.S. embassy in Baghdad by Iranians - this time by invited diplomats, not the hostage-taking "students" of 1979.
The bad news, of course, is that employee earnings in the service sector, which includes much part time work, tend to be low.
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"Efforts, of course, are not rewarded, and employers find themselves in the happy position of paying full time workers half-time salaries, " she pointed out.
And of course, George Bush had complete confidence in Mike Brown, the FEMA chief at the time of Hurricane Katrina, before Brown was out of a job.
Yet the alarming truth, Mr Mishra concludes, is that the East is on course to make many of the same mistakes that the West has made in its time.
Murray has also benefited from the withdrawal of reigning champion Nadal, who knocked him out of the quarterfinals last year and was on course to meet the Scot in the semifinals of the Championships had both progressed successfully this time around.
Who ever coined the notion that women should stay home, make babies, cook dinner, play the role of June Cleaver and of course let the husband be the breadwinner in this current day should have taken a time train into the future by some 50 odd years.
The time trial course ended in front of the Colosseum, having taken the riders past the Vatican and the Circus Maximus.
On commercial radio, of course, you'll have to suffer through about the same amount of time in commercials each hour.
Labour could, of course, devote some of the parliamentary time controlled by opposition parties to debate Silk in the Commons chamber but there is little sign of that happening - not even "in due course".
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Goldman Sachs ( GS) and Morgan Stanley ( MS) and other investment banks, of course, tend over time to trade at lower multiples because of the risk inherent in their business model (including being funded by hot money).
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