However, the prices at which off-course punters are paid are determined by the on-course market.
The far superior iPad- and Nook-only Rosetta COURSE, by contrast, offers lessons that are identical to what's offered in the computer-based Rosetta Stone program (except more convenient: no mouse necessary).
Most of the rest are owned by small proprietors who are squeezed on all sides: by faltering tobacco sales, by 24-hour supermarket and drug store competition and, of course, by Wal-Mart.
His pupils are male and female, around two-thirds sent on the course by their employers, including yacht-owners, aristocrats both British and foreign and the global nouveaux riches.
Of course, he is aided by an attractive and strong-willed spouse, and of course that part, of the young Queen Mother, is played by Helena Bonham Carter.
After bringing inflation under control during the Carter years with monetary tightening, Paul Volcker (appointed by President Carter and re-appointed by President Reagan) had plenty of room to reverse course, cutting short-term interest rates from around 20 percent in 1982 to around 6 percent in 1988!
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Now, all Iraqi Army recruits receive about the same length of basic training as new recruits in the U.S. Army a five-week core course, followed by an additional three-to-seven weeks of specialized training.
The collision happened on the winding A487 at Pantperthog, north of Machynlleth, when the lance corporal and another serviceman - identified only as Soldier A - were on an advance trained course supervised by PC Keith Young of the West Mercia Police force.
So what's a befuddled--by this abundance of choice, of course, not the whisky itself--aficionado to do?
The British empire, navigated by jeweled clockwork, was set on course by collaboration--and a touch of well-timed fraud.
Askernish is a par 67 nine-hole links course but it was discovered that it had been laid out over the original 18-hole course designed by Old Tom.
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My goal at the start of the year - other than winning of course - was to make sure I was exempt by the time I came back for the British Masters.
But the larger issues of the year were the passage of the Civil Rights Act - which Barry Goldwater voted against - and, of course, the atmosphere created by the assassination of John F.
Hamilton suggested Renault had helped Red Bull - who use Renault engines - by holding up the McLarens during the course of the race.
Today, the 2, 600-acre gated enclave, situated some 45 minutes from mid-town Manhattan, boasts century-old trees, three pristine lakes, an 18-hole golf course, and a number of Gilded-Age mansions designed by well-known architects of the day.
That warning -- and the dire strategic implications of such a course of action -- was powerfully underscored by a statement prepared for the Roundtable by former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General John W. Vessey .
The best-known measure is, of course, the Scholastic Aptitude Test, taken by college-bound seniors only but widely used as a proxy for school performance despite its proprietor's continuous protestations that it was not designed for that purpose.
Mr Bush could still be knocked off-course by a scandal.
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Beijing has finally followed the script that was laid out provisionally by Chinese-language news reports over the course of recent months: it is shaking up the state-controlled telecom industry by knocking back the industry leader, China Mobile, while building up its weakest players.
And as an African-American woman, she would be a ground-breaking choice to lead an agency that has only been led by white men over the course of its 80-year history.
If the weather cooperates - and by that I mean no rain - and we can control the course and have it play firm, fast and be a fair test then we'll all be happy.
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After a somewhat fractious start in which several of the fillies appeared to become unsettled by the atmosphere on course, an early break-neck pace was set by David Simcock's Miss You Too, who appeared to taking a keen hold with jockey Ian Mongan.
And the local-food movement's aims, of course, contradict those of the Fairtrade movement, by discouraging rich-country consumers from buying poor-country produce.
Quinn invited 16 friends and associates to the multi-course meal made by Nick Wilber of The Fat Radish.
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Young people undergo a six-week course run by professional surf instructors and supported by trained volunteers from the local community.
The meetup kicked off with a four-course dinner prepared by local chefs at a Saarinen built structure on the island park Belle Isle.
Visiting golfers will be surprised to find that the Speedway is home to a world-class course by Indianapolis resident Pete Dye, the most awarded living designer.
The same view dominates the bar, where guests congregate each evening to trade stories of the day's adventures before tucking into a six-course meal prepared by Jason Dell, onetime New Zealand Chef of the Year.
These are isolated incidents -- which does not, of course, mean they are not terrible -- and are being investigated by both the Afghan government and ISAF.
The salience -- and leverage -- afforded by these sorts of actions was illuminated last month in the course of a fascinating symposium sponsored by the Center for Security Policy's William J.
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