They have to come to this conclusion no later than April or May if they want to properly optimize their site and back end processes, Squire says.

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One would think that the entire exercise these people go through would be considered meaningless, but the fundamental analysis industry is much too big and established, and there's no chance that this game will come to an end in our lifetime.

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These are all relatively modest measures. (We centrists always try to balance idealism with realism.) Unfortunately, the larger opportunities for broad tax reform or a grand bargain on long-term deficits and debt are unlikely to come until after the election -- and there's no rational reason to expect that the hyperpartisan politics will end then.

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As if there was no future anymore and it could all come to an end at any moment.

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No one knows how this brinkmanship will come to an end, or even if it will come to an end at all.

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In a statement, Sgt Nightingale said he was "devastated" his SAS service could come to an end, but recognised the brain injury meant he could no longer carry out his normal duties.

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Many workers returning home later this month for the annual end-of-Ramadan holiday will have no jobs to come back to.

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Zack Tax pitched five no-hit innings of relief for the Lions, who saw their season come to an end after beating New Mexico 6-5 in 13 innings on Saturday night.

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