They are too big for that to be a saving grace.

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The 2010 mandate included a 3-year grace period, and the three big utilities met the 20% goal by 2011.

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The audience was treated to three hours of big names and big tunes, but -- acerbic comedians and Grace Jones aside -- the Diamond Jubilee Concert was a safe bet.

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It is the same lesson learned, albeit on a smaller scale, by certain other big time football programs when their head coaches fell from grace.

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Grace, ranked 89th in the world, will be playing with big-hitting defending champion Nicolas Colsaerts after the Belgian shot a flawless 66.

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