"Memories get better over time, whereas things end up at the Salvation Army, " she says.
They would end up at one of their last choices because the best places would fill up quickly.
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Since China would probably demand a waiver too, American exporters would end up at a disadvantage to European and Japanese ones.
Children who are pulled out often end up at the state schools no one else wanted, because the others are full.
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Both end up at the same value, and both have dropped 0.25%, when they are supposed to be inverses of one another.
Eventually you want to end up at the exit of the maze.
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The other 24% start in academia and end up at drug companies.
Each of the legal experts who were subsequently brought into the case knew instantly that it could end up at the high court.
And indeed, the Fair Folks coffee itself is a variety from scattered regions of the world that end up at a Brooklyn roaster.
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He predicted the number seeking compensation would end up at around 20, 000 people, while officials have sketched budget outlines based on more than 34, 000 claims.
The NAACP and the Hispanic Federation say their concern is that minority-owned delis and corner stores will end up at a disadvantage compared with grocery chains.
Charles Lieber wasn't supposed to end up at Harvard University.
For instance, a minority student in California who would have been admitted to Berkeley under the old system may now end up at Riverside, a less selective college.
Just two weeks ago, academics and economists in the Chinese capital were "whispering" that 2009 growth might end up at 5% to 7%, a range then considered exceedingly low.
The NAACP and the Hispanic Federation, an organization of 100 Northeastern groups, say their concern is that minority-owned delis and corner stores will end up at a disadvantage compared with grocery chains.
That could spark a legal war among regulators, cable and broadcasters and may end up at the U.S. Supreme Court, which sometimes takes a dim view of federal statutes intended to curb indecency.
If a piece of kit belongs to the U.S. military, and it is anywhere north of Salang, it will likely end up at Camp John Pratt before it is packed up and shipped home.
"Sure, it's a fun toy first and foremost, but once the initial novelty wears off it doesn't have to end up at the bottom of the toy box ... it's yours to reinvent, " he says.
Ireland's Jamie Heaslip (two votes) and Wales' Andy Powell appear to be front-runners for the number eight jersey, though Wood believes Irishman Denis Leamy, who saw limited Six Nations action, "could end up at number eight".
Make sure to look at the address bar at the top of your browser to double-check that you're at the right site--for example, if you accidentally type "bestbbuy.com" you'll end up at a site that looks similar to Best Buy's, but is decidedly not.
That sub-text was less about whether the union's next seven-year budget would end up at euro 913bn or the euro 908bn eventually agreed, a small difference rendered even less significant when one considers that it is dwarfed by what national governments spend, but concerned whether UK Prime Minister David Cameron's recent call for reform - and re-negotiating UK membership - had gained wider traction.
Without enough pairs of compatible glasses, some people end up staring at a blurry screen.
But some also end up back at sea, being exported to Europe and North America.
So inevitably a lot of it would end up back at the European Central Bank, on deposit overnight.
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