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It is intended to bring the rules covering the sector, which were introduced 15 years ago, back up to date.
BBC: NEWS | Business | EU clamps down on airline fares
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Your OS X Contacts database will also pull down your friends' names, snail-mail and e-mail addresses, phone numbers, birthdays and profile pictures, then keep them up to date whenever they change back on Facebook.
CNN: Review: Mac's Lion adventure continues
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Although both had to go back to work after the date ended, they wound up at the bar for three hours.
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You can amend past returns and file for back refunds for up to three years from the original due date of a return, including extensions.
FORBES: Windfall
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Who now gets excited about the break-up of this once powerful empire whose origins date back to the 13th century?
ECONOMIST: Leo Valiani | The
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But the ability to mint money simply by showing up to flex muscles or throw back tequila shots comes with an expiration date (just ask the cast of 8th and Ocean), and sticking with the show that made them famous enough to get paid for this is the only way to extend it.
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The Blombos cave and the Diepkloof rock shelter in South Africa have turned up ostrich shells and pieces of ochre with ornate markings that date back 60, 000 years ago.
FORBES: Human Ingenuity: A 100,000-Year-Old Story
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But now the date is known, public opinion will not tolerate ramping troop numbers back up, the hawk concedes.
ECONOMIST: Lexington
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Match.com stands accused of quote "date bait, " which is making up fake emails from sexy potential partners to lure back customers whose accounts are about to expire with Match.com.
NPR: Slate's Jurisprudence: The Laws of Internet Dating
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And as to those promised dates (when you can expect to hear back from the IRS), the IRS is simply going to give itself more time by moving up the date.
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Experts date this tale as far back as the Bronze Age, when warmer climates meant people could survive high up on the Alpine plateau.
BBC: Legends of the Italian Dolomites