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181. In a government reshuffle announced by Goma on Jan. 14 Brig.

182. Jan starts hers at four, for which I take my hat off to her.

183. In the early hours of Jan. 13 troops from the local Red Army garrison stormed the Vilnius television centre.

184. Jan had the radio on in the room above, but it was no more than a murmur.

185. Earlier in the dispute, calls for all-out national strike action had been rejected on Jan. 23 by national union leaders.

186. This time Stewart ran in unmarked at the far post to score with a downward header from Jan Molby's free kick.

187. As rioting spread to several towns by Jan. 26, the security presence was heavily reinforced throughout the province.

188. Louis-based Edison Brothers Stores said it would close 473 apparel and shoe stores by Jan. 31.

189. Witco plans to report its earnings during the week of Jan. 28.

190. It was then that Jan realized he had lied to her.

191. On Jan. 20 Chalerm, leader of the Muan Chon, announced that he would stand in the forthcoming elections.

192. It was also the Clippers' first victory at the Sports Arena since Jan. 25.

193. So it did when he introduced a two-handed representation,(sentencedict.com) Jan Leeming and myself.

194. And the problem is compounded because managers Jan find both the books and the consultants to reinforce their narrow view.

195. Highlights here was jan Molby giving Speed a headlock and rub of the new haircut, and Wallace being substituted.

196. We probably don't need Jan Pahl's pioneering research to tell us how fragile conjugal consensus is.

197. Municipal polls held on Jan. 19 offered the first opportunity to vote in multiparty elections.

198. He summoned Interior Ministry officials to the royal palace on Jan. 25 to demand a full investigation into the affair.

199. She'd assumed that Jan was the high-powered one and Tim the slow fuse but she was wrong.

200. The dollar rose as high as 106. 20 against the yen in Tokyo,(http://sentencedict.com/jan.html) its highest level since Jan. 4.

201. The poll, conducted by telephone Jan. 2-7, has a margin of error of 5. 5 percentage points.

202. The team that beat them by a point at the Forum on Jan. 2.

203. Jan will make two 45-minute appearances on stage discussing a wide variety of topics and answering questions.

204. On Jan. 9, officials confiscated a large residential dumpster caked with dried blood on the inner sides and bottom.

205. Now, Labor Department officials are shooting for its release during the week of Jan. 22.

206. The offer began Friday and ends Jan. 31, unless extended.

207. While not in a heat Jan would be out encouraging the other competitors.

208. The plan will be submitted for approval by the Board of Supervisors on Jan. 23.

209. At a Jan. 21 appeals hearing before the full commission, five of the eight improved their situations.

210. The rights will be issued to stockholders of record Jan. 29.