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151. Thank you, I will, but the drinks at the regular price again by then, eh?

152. By then I realized that OS/2 faced an uphill battle, even internally.

153. Everything. " By then she had 15 months of field data from Gombe, most of it gathered through patient observation of individuals she knew by monikers such as David Greybeard, Mike, Olly, and Fifi.

154. Those who knew that the author was Percy's (by then) wife, Mary Shelley, were amazed.

155. To the horror of his ministers he married Fran?oise de Maintenon, by then his mistress of 11 years.

156. By then, the call had gone out to make the work stoppage nationwide, although nobody is entirely sure who was behind it.

157. Karpov regained his world crown between 1993 and 1999, but by then Kasparov had broken away from the chess governing world body, Fide, to form the rival Professional Chess Association.

158. With their lackadaisical defense and Kobe Bryant-dependency continuing, I not only expect but predict the Lakers to be on vacation by then.

159. Let me see, Hm. In case we can't get the contract ready by then, we'll.

160. A parental allowance introduced in 2007 by then Federal Minister for Family Affairs Ursula von der Leyen, pays parents on child-care leave 67 percent of their take-home income for up to 14 months.

161. The Carthaginian peace of Versailles had by then poisoned everything.

162. By then she had 15 months of field data from Gombe, most of it gathered through patient observation of individuals she knew by monikers such as David Greybeard, Mike, Olly, and Fifi.

163. The answer is that by then I would have emotionally attached myself to this person and would then be in a situation where I would either have to settle for less than what I wanted, or break it off.

164. What's more, by then it could be churning out panels at a lower all-in cost than current cost leader First Solar, an American firm.

165. It is achieved only at the expense of Ahura Mazda, by then called Ohrmazd, who is brought down to the level of his opponent, Ahriman.

166. By then the Federal Reserve Board had gathered in its headquarters in the Foggy Bottom section of Washington and approved the emergency loan.

167. So next year could be a tricky one for the awkward duumvirate that will by then be running Russia.

168. The trouble is that by then it may be too late.

169. I had not seen my nephew for a long time. By then,(sentencedict.com) he was chewing a fancily wrapped bubble gum.

170. By then, it will become the largest car carrier company in China with a total capacity of 29 thousands CEUs.

171. In November 2007 U. S. oil giant Chevron, by then the field's operator, announced that cumulative production had reached two billion barrels.

172. The anti-progress mind-set was by then familiar ground for liberals.

173. By then there was no way out – asset market collapse and financial system wipe-out were baked in the cake.

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174. The twins' mother was Rhea Silvia, daughter of Numitor, once the King of Alba Longa, but by then deposed by Amulius, his wicked brother.

175. Their poems also apparently became dandyism sign and the hotspot attentioned by then Parnassus.

176. LBJ had won the election by then, and I enjoyed arguing politics with Tom's father.

177. But a U.S. senator and a climate change expert both expressed doubts there would be a U.S. cap-and-trade plan in place by then.

178. OS/2 experts were as rare as original IBM PCs by then, but IBM was more than willing to help — for a considerable price.

179. In 1954, the Ministry of Education was established, headed by then Prince Fahd bin Abdulaziz as the first Minister of Education.

180. By then he hopes he will have trained enough new "icemen" to continue his work and save the world's "third icecap" from being transformed into rivers.