According to the Hollywood Reporter it was believed to have been autographed by all four Beatles near its release in June 1967.
Darcheville threatened first of all at the near post and was denied by Malafeev before captain Barry Ferguson claimed his rebound shot in front of goal was handled by Denisov.
Roared on by a near-capacity crowd, Wigan went all out for the win in the closing stages but despite penalties being conceded by the visitors as they defended desperately, the Warriors could not find a way through.
At a Lowe's in West Virginia, one Phoenician put 20 five-gallon coolers near the contractor area and sold them all by the time he left in the afternoon.
The EU plans to collect billions of euros every year for its near bankrupt nations by imposing the clean skies tax on all foreign flights landing in the eurozone.
Still, for all the abuses committed by both sides in the conflict, the near total absence of intercommunal violence between Turks and Kurds is a crucial point that Miss Ustaoglu fails to make.
There near its base are partially finished homes built by the government, all of them empty and never likely to be filled.
All 181 people on the larger floe near the capital city of Riga were removed by boat, and 42 people were rescued by helicopter from the smaller floe off the coast of Jurmala, a nearby seaside resort town.
MW. The Bonneville hydroelectric dam on the Columbia River, near the site of the Oregon windmills, produces a fifth of that all by itself.
The US big city newspaper business is still not a national market and the UK one has been for near a century now (national distribution of newspapers was pretty much all worked out by before WWI).
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Brighton and Hove City Council said it was agreed by the all-party transport committee last year after consistent reports of "near misses" involving children outside schools.
And long-term human settlement will follow at some point, mainly to develop mineral and energy resources available on the Moon, but also to emplace protective systems aimed at avoiding large asteroid impacts of the type we were all recently made aware with that grazing meteor strike in Chelyabinsk and the simultaneous near-miss by big-rock DA14.
Early this week I went up to Bishopthorpe Palace near York and I began by asking the Archbishop was he sad to be leaving all this behind?
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With Rangers doing little to trouble Vyacheslav Malafeev in the Zenit goal, the Russians were doing all the pressing and Zyrianov screwed wide of the near post after being set up for the shot by Roman Shirokov.
From Benghazi we heard news that Abdel Fattah Younes went from being the rebels' general to a murdered corpse burnt and dumped in the desert, and now the National Transitional Council has had its entire cabinet dismissed by Mustafa Abdel Jalil - all of which point to divisions galore somewhere in the near future.
An alternative to all-out mergers, suggested by Jean Dermine, a professor at Insead, a business school near Paris, is to form a co-operative venture with foreign banks.
The price level can only be altered through a change in the value of money itself, and with the dollar at near all-time lows against gold and nearly every foreign currency, the presumption of deflation promoted by Sumner is laughable, and also sad.
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Nevertheless, the OECD reckons that the sluggish, even slowing pace of recovery in some of the bigger European economies Germany above all will lead the ECB to cut rates by a further half a percentage point in the near future.
All seemed to have been held in conditions of near-slavery, their (mostly forged) identity papers confiscated by their captors.
The Real Dow, which is the Dow Jones Industrial Average divided by the price of gold, increased by 126%, from 17.54 to 39.63, which was near its all-time high.
But by having a little piece of many you lower your risk of losing all your money at the near certainty of taking some small loss on one or other bankruptcy.
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Sit by the fireplace or near the windows with icicle-tinged trees and try not to eat all the cheesy pretzel-challah bread so you will have room for their classic Beef Wellington and buttery poached lobster.
The thinking is that these disturbed properties are abundant and located in all 50 states typically with the infrastructure already in place and near the population centers that must be served by the electricity.
"It's been reported that the Japanese had all four of their AWACS down near the Senkakus, " he added, referring to the southern island chain controlled by Japan but also claimed by China, which calls them Diaoyu.
As is to be expected, ordinary digital transmission is nowhere near robust enough to cope with the problems experienced by a mobile receiver, which can suffer from all sorts of doppler-shift effects and multipath radio interference as it moves around the place.
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For all the talk of modernisation and political pluralism, Jordan is still a politely authoritarian state run by a king whose near-absolute power is underpinned by a ruthless and watchful security service.
By the time the watches hit the market, which should be near the 2003 holiday season, more than 100 U.S. cities in all 50 states will be covered by the DirectBand technology.
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