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Examples for "last"
Examples for "last"
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Washington, however, late last week issued new sanctions against Caracas's oil industry.
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Many banks received government money last year as the financial crisis deepened.
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The global financial crisis sharply curtailed trade in developed countries last year.
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Government forces retook territory from the insurgents last year, although attacks continue.
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Wit Capital Europe announced a similar project based in Dublin last year.
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However, many health professionals say the guidelines do not go far enough.
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However, some form of the agreement could still go ahead, he said.
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Such measures would go a long way to helping end domestic violence.
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However, America's battered jobs market has got a long way to go.
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Food for days Nothing like good food to go with good music.
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We live in times of great consequence and, therefore, of great opportunity.
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Without Labor, Capital would starve; without Capital, Labor could live in luxury.
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The longer we live, the longer we need to work, he said.
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PROBLEM: I'm turning 30 next year and I live with my parents.
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History: 'Long live the men who bring us the rule of law!
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The ready-to-wear clothes industry, New York's major industry, is almost exclusively Jewish.
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Wrap dresses are easy to wear and hide all your problem areas.
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She asserts, quite trenchantly, her right to wear trousers on State occasions.
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I wish people would wear them from a voluntary basis, she said.
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Ultimately, of course, what you wear on your bike is personal choice.
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Water lines were shattered early on, yet people needed water to survive.
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Chylarecki said: The animals need all of these valuable trees to survive.
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But Roberts said without government support, some tourism businesses might not survive.
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The great stones that survive today date from this period of building.
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Many farmers lost their crops and will need food aid to survive.
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Earlier today, a new game project called Yooka-Laylee went live on Kickstarter.
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Google's latest terms of service change will go live on November 11.
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Twenty or 30 years ago you could live on it, d'Hulster said.
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The event will be broadcast live on all South African news networks.
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Today, six patients still live on the haunted section of the island.
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How does the usual advice hold up in the present financial crisis?
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In Far Cry 5, the experience doesn't even hold up that far.
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In rare cases, the agency can hold up approvals or seize products.
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The Hunger Games will probably hold up very well in future weeks.
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Others gathered on school grounds to hold up sheets of blank paper.
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She and others seem to still hold out hope for Jobs' return.
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He did not hold out much hope things would improve, he said.
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It claims members' oil reserves will hold out for another 80 years.
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But they said they still had enough to hold out for days.
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After about four minutes of this, I can't hold out any longer.
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Human power could not, however, much longer endure so severe a trial.
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I believe the government cannot endure permanently half slave and half free.
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A number of market economists are predicting Australia will endure a recession.
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Food and water, sufficient to endure a brief siege, were stored inside.
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They endure the daily humiliations large and small that come with occupation.
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We can scarcely endure the heat of the cooking-stove in the kitchen.
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Keep absolutely still; it is easier to endure it in this way.
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It was part of the great system; and she must endure it.
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The reminiscence stung me to the quick; I could endure no more.
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Everything changes; only the word of the Father shall endure for ever.
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She could no longer endure the city nor the people in it.
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Sure enough, children will endure possession in remoter parts of the countryside.
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Even in normal times, they endure long lines at stores and pharmacies.
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The trees cannot endure frost and must be irrigated in the summer.
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It never could have been; and she must endure to the end.
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He could not endure the thought of remaining buried in the crowd.
