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Separately, Exelon Corp. appeared to clear amajor hurdle that threatened to obstruct its merger with Constellation Energy Group Inc. The utilities, based in Chicago and Baltimore, struck a deal with Maryland officials that they said will provide more value to residents of the state where Constellation is based.
Utilities Merger Hits a Roadblock Rebecca Smith 2011
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So when I saw Miles Grant – one of the most prolific of bloggers on Blue Virginia, theauthor of his own blog, and a communications professional with amajor environmental group here in DC – making multiple tweets about the tragedy in Arizona that generally pointed fingers at Republicans and our policy positions, I called him out on it.
Miles Grant never wastes an opportunity to exploit a tragedy 2011
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There is amajor drawback to the back to school season, the expense of all the back to school supplies.
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(CS was then a specialty, just about to become amajor.)
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CS was then a specialty, just about to become amajor.
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So, all in all, I was looking at amajor motoring experience, the kind of thing that I had not enjoyed since a civil enforcement officer (sic) refrained from issuing me with aparking ticket because I was driving a Ford Focus RS.
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More often than not, garlic is an aromatic flavour, so I don't think it would be amajor omission.
Food for Fort: Omega-3 in white fish, nutmeg graters and onion-free cooking 2010
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I'm a firm believer that a season premiere needs to start off with amajor bang and Heroes didn't accomplish that with me.
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Consider Argentina's position, relative to its neighbours: on the other side of the Andes there's successful Chile, to the north there's resurgent Brazil fast becoming amajor player on the playing fields of international politics as well as football.
John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting... 2009
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Consider Argentina's position, relative to its neighbours: on the other side of the Andes there's successful Chile, to the north there's resurgent Brazil fast becoming amajor player on the playing fields of international politics as well as football.
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