"Mutual trust and a professional relationship between the two" were the words put forward by the committee in announcing the patching up of the pair'd differences.

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About 100 attendees discussed the issue and, while there was much in what was said to encourage those Rangers supporters who have grown frustrated by the current board's stewardship, there were words of caution from two of the key speakers.

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The e-book client seemed to be the most heavily involved, with the ability to look up words with a hard-stare, and flip pages by eyeing the two lower corners.

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However, the two men were not seen exchanging any words in public, although they did sit side by side during the ceremony.

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Ross has become a respected rapper by depicting the life style of a boss, or a don, two words that he loves.

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As the words exchanged by America and Iran, Mr Maliki's two key international backers, get angrier, the prime minister and his government face a dilemma.

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In other words, the combined audience for the two sites has shrunk by about 1.5 million people since October.

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The yearly total amounts to somewhat more than all the words ever spoken by human beings--and it was up 68% from two years earlier.

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The road signs he's concerned about display words such as "Project Funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act" Some road projects have two signs, and some don't have any at all, but the signs aren't cheap.

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In other words, the difference in the median age is likely to rise from two to 17 years by 2050.

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