The locals own and run the shops, and the foreigners run the sourcing and wholesale part.
In France, health care is an odd mix of state-run and private insurance, as well as state-run and privately-run care facilities.
We suspect this one's going to run-and-run, but we'd better warn the NYT that their opponent does have access to rockets.
We're just going to run and trap, run and trap, and Coach P is like, 'No, you've got to do it in a smart way.
The Iraqis want to run their own country, and we want them to run it, and we want them to run it as soon as possible.
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Granted, it's not easy trying to run the Senate and run for president at the same time, as Bob Dole and Howard Baker (and before that, Lyndon Johnson) learned.
The fact is the President has -- is engaging in political events because that is what is required to run for President and run to be reelected as President.
Other funds will be separated and run by current Pequot executives, including the Matawin fund, run by Mike Corasaniti, and a special opportunities fund run by Rob Webster and Paul Mellinger.
The Scottish government had "run out of money, run out of steam, run out of ideas and run out of time on housing policy" and the there was a "heavy price paid on the street", according to Conservative MSP Alex Johnstone.
Women should run and own all properties globally, run and operate all militaries, run and operate all corporations, all governments, and men should be made into homosexual sex toys for all the women to do as they please with, or shot dead in the back of the head otherwise attempt heterosexuality, or bisexuality is perfect population control.
The required rate was never allowed to get much above six runs an over and that meant Arran Brindle and Gunn could spend much of their 72-run partnership playing tip and run as Australia's fielders began to feel the pressure.
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He got on the pavement and then they turned around to leave, but what happened was the armored vehicle got on the pavement to intentionally run him over and they did run him over and almost severed his legs from his body and crushed his skull.
Stickles and company have run taken the titles theme and run: To help promote it the band recently teamed up with Pitchfork.tv to film live performances of Local Business in four Brooklyn-based businesses.
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Taylor Teagarden had a three-run home run and Nate McLouth a two-run shot for Baltimore.
That is what has driven him, from the time he decided to run for the Senate and run for the presidency.
Mr. HUNTER: Well we are putting in place, right now, the apparatus to run, and I do intend to run at this time And we're going to be making a formal announcement, probably around the 25th of January.
Wishing is no way to run a treatment, no way to run a business, and no way to run a country.
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This was a joint venture trial, and decisions about what clinical trials to run and how to run them is made by a joint team of clinical researchers, not by individual companies and certainly not by individual CEOs.
If anything those 2010 figures substantially understate the differences between Russia and the US since the United States has continued to run (and will continue to run for the foreseeable future) massive budget deficits while Russia has already brought its budget roughly back into balance, but those are the last years for which I could swiftly and easily get comparable per-capita income figures.
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Moreover, a host of economic research has shown there is no long-run (and perhaps no short-run) tradeoff between inflation and unemployment.
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My job is such that I get to run new things everyday and I get to run new markets and new technologies.
It is one of the most important things for the long-run (and often short-run) success of any country.
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There is nothing more valuable than LIVE today, live shows, first run shows and the ads that run along with them.
The folks on the left want to convince us that inadequate revenue is causing deficits, both in the short run and long run.
Within nine balls, Ben Hilfenhaus, playing in front of his home Tasmanian crowd, had Kallis caught at backward point, while De Villiers stumbled while attempting a second run and was run out to leave them 156-3 in the 37th over.
Uthappa showed signs of frustration when he charged down the pitch to skew one off a thick edge, and came close to being run out when he took a second run and Smith took a fraction too long to take the bails off, following a fine throw from the boundary by Watts.
Council-run allotments, private sites and community run agriculture groups have all reported a high level of demand and increasing interest.
The campaigns they chose to run, and the way they decided to run them, shaped the history of California, and of the country.
But Lee's diagonal run and pass allowed Davies to turn and slide a short pass between the defenders for right-back Steinsson to run on and notch his first goal of the season, his maiden FA Cup strike.
Microsoft's hardware partners in the venture-- Philips Electronics ( PHG) , Sony (nyse: SNE - news - people) and Mitsubishi--are working on new WebTV units that run Windows CE and, like palmtop computers, can run stripped down versions of Microsoft Excel and Word.
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