Mr. YERGIN: This is the fifth time that we've run out of oil, and the last time we ran out of oil was in the 1970s, and since then, we've increased production by about 60 percent.
He rejects comparisons to failed browser maker Netscape, and suggestions that Real could run out of time and money before the trial is over.
In the trial that Mr Berlusconi was said to have feared most, a court ruled that the charges had run out of time, thanks to a statute of limitations.
So it's very complicated to move through that -- sometimes you run out of time.
In his victory speech, he told the country's main rebel group, Farc, that its "time had run out".
The ten-year statute of limitation on collection of tax debts raises the possibility that the agency will simply run out of time.
"Time has run out, and that is why Mr. Holbrooke's mission is so important, " Albright said at a brief news conference at the State Department.
But our research shows that about two-thirds of meetings run out of time before important decisions are made.
While some traders make a decent living bottom feeding, there are many more that get washed out trying to time when a stock will turn and run.
Even if that response failed to provide Mr Milosevic with the desired result, he would almost certainly not step down for the time being - on the grounds that his current term does not run out until next summer.
It was the third time in four meetings that the Crusaders have beaten the Bulls, having previously run out 19-0 winners at the Murrayfield Magic weekend.
People have wasted enormous amounts of time and energy worrying that there are too many people and that we will eventually run out of this or that scarce resource (petroleum, for example).
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Local LDP rivals (who wanted to run their own candidate) attempted to capitalize on anti-Tokyo sentiment by pointing out that Ota spent most of her time there.
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