But now the endless wait for that perfect wave generator may be drawing to a close.

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The Concertacion has been put on notice that its hold on power may be drawing to a close.

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The trend, says David Sherman, manager of the RiverPark Short Term High Yield (RPHYX) bond fund could be drawing to a close.

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With about 60% of women already participating in the job market, their long march into work may be drawing to a close.

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The event is credited with providing a huge boost to the local economy at a time when the tourist season would traditionally be drawing to a close.

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But this satirical ceasefire may be drawing to a close.

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The commodity boom looks to be drawing to a close.

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It did not take traders and investors long to look past the U.S. debt limit drama that appears to be drawing to a close, at least for a while.

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Concorde's commercial life is clearly drawing to a close: even if flights eventually resume, it will be difficult to rebuild lost confidence among passengers.

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As last year was drawing to a close, Goldman Sachs analyst Daryn Miller was predicting that this year would be another disaster for health maintenance organizations.

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