And even under normal circumstances, many public sector workers retire on pensions higher than their final salary.
In all normal circumstances I am still known as Stuart Woodward and called Stuart.
Under normal circumstances, choppy waters might have diluted the phosphorus and broken up the bloom.
Also, the beauty of going about your business under normal circumstances is that it's organic.
In normal circumstances, Mr Menem's woes might be expected to benefit Mr de la Rua.
Under normal circumstances, art is supposed to outlive us, as it has from the beginning of civilization.
Under normal circumstances, the plaque that grows on teeth contains a mix of good and harmful bacteria.
Under normal circumstances, carriers have to work with states to get permits from each state they travel through.
In normal circumstances, a passenger might receive a radiation dose of 0.1 millisieverts on such a journey, she explained.
Under normal circumstances, he would have been disqualified for signing an incorrect card.
But in normal circumstances, British tourists can simply remove the towels and sit down, the lawyer from Cologne asserted.
However, under normal circumstances changes in these treaties, to which 17 countries have to agree, cannot be accomplished.
In normal circumstances, in order to cut real wages, devaluing the currency is more palatable than reducing nominal wages.
Under normal circumstances, the roof will need replacement at least every 20 years.
Under normal circumstances, this reduction in the workforce would reduce output and incomes.
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This was noteworthy, considering that mines are incredibly difficult places for reporters to get access to, even in normal circumstances.
So yeah, under normal circumstances, both of these films targeted at mostly young men would be on course for sky-high debuts.
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Their emergency had been categorised as serious, but not life threatening - but still requiring a 30-minute response, in normal circumstances.
Under normal circumstances, a 50%-plus whackage like we saw should see on balance averages that gain around 70% for about two years.
In the UK, rules are imposed on banks to ensure that they do not lend more than is sensible under normal circumstances.
Under normal circumstances, an international student who loses their student status has permission to stay in the UK for up to 60 days.
In normal circumstances, one could help protect a portfolio by owning more long-term Treasury bonds, which often rise in value when stocks fall.
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In normal circumstances an unemployed, able-bodied worker below that level gets food stamps for no more than three months in a three-year period.
In normal circumstances, the great continental power in the region would be expected to step in and maintain peace and stability on its borders.
In normal circumstances, a census would be held every five years.
Under normal circumstances, such proposals would take months or even years to grind their way through the EU decision-making process, which requires unanimity on such issues.
Under normal circumstances (meaning reasonably flexible markets and reasonably high employment), employers gauge how much they are willing to pay someone to do a particular job.
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It is a six-monthly handing over of the baton that elicits no excitement at all in normal circumstances, but these days the circumstances are not quite normal.
In normal circumstances five years must pass between the death of the person proposed for beatification and the start of the procedure, to avoid emotion playing a part.
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Now what we do in more normal circumstances is to slide the money supply and debt instrument supply back and forth, usually more in the total forth direction.
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