There is a two phone order limit in twenty-two of the twenty-three countries with the US not having a limit.
The National Archives sells a poster-size scroll, twenty-two inches by twenty-nine inches, that is a readable facsimile of the first page, for twelve dollars and ninety-five cents.
On Monday, November 26, the shipping lead times for the iPhone 5 in twenty-one of the twenty-three countries I checked had decreased from two weeks to one week.
You became yourself when you were twenty-three or twenty-four.
The rest are scattered across the Midwest (fifty-eight), the mid-Atlantic (twenty-five), the mountain West (eighteen), and the Pacific (twenty-one).
It recruited twenty-four teacher coaches for the twenty-seven schools in the semi-rural district. (Charlottesville is the county seat, but it runs a separate school district.) Many teacher-coaching programs concentrate on newer teachers, and this one is no exception.
At Carnegie, he had a chorus of twenty-one singers and an ensemble of twenty-six players.
Twenty-five percent of sales does not mean twenty-five percent of overhead.
Twenty-First's Web site ( www.twenty-first.com) has a calculator to help with your decision.
According to the CouchSurfing Web site, the average age of members is twenty-eight, with more than a third between the ages of eighteen and twenty-four (seven hundred and ninety-three members are between eighty and eighty-nine).
You'd put in fifty cents a week, and in December, you got a fortune -- twenty-five dollars.
We never feel that anyone involved in making this multimillion-dollar, two-hour-and-twenty-one-minute spectacle had any real affection for the story.
The prison administration gave Dellelo five years in the Departmental Disciplinary Unit of the Walpole prison, its hundred-and-twenty-four-cell super-maximum segregation unit.
Thirty days is just a tiny fraction of the two-year commitment you sign when buying discounted phones in the US -- one-twenty-fourth of the actual time you're stuck with the device before switching phones.
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William Wilberforce (Ioan Gruffudd), upon entering Parliament in 1780 at the age of twenty-one, resolved, with the aid of his friend William Pitt (Benedict Cumberbatch), soon to be Prime Minister at the age of twenty-four, to end the slave trade in the British Empire.
Twenty years ago when I was twenty-two years old, I experienced an anxiety attack so severe, I thought I was going to have a heart attack and die.
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The oyaji girl--a twenty-something professional who works hard and plays hard--has been the clearest beneficiary of the new latitude for women.
They were married on March 29, 1813--his twenty-third birthday.
Everyone in this hamlet, it seemed, had just found a sixteen- or twenty-three-cent stamp in a dusty drawer, and had chosen today to supplement it up to viability using car-seat nickels and pennies.
This is where adrenaline junkies come to attach themselves to bungee cords and jump off bridges, and where young world travelers party until dawn (or well after, given the well-dressed twenty-something couple I saw emerge from the woods at 8am and stagger back into town).
The CPI might go up 125% in one decade (as it did 1971-1981), the dollar could permanently lose 66% against major currencies (as it did against the yen in this period), and commodities could shoot up ten-to twenty-five fold (as was the case with oil and gold).
The album opens with "Pistolas at Twenty Paces, " a fierce, 30-second, rattling guitar strum which mimics the tense soundtracks of the twenty-pace gunfights in old westerns.
T. for cancer research, twenty million to Johns Hopkins University, and twenty-five million to the M.
His first tweet, a simple five-word, twenty-three character burst came at 12:20 PM EST.
By the following Monday, sit-ins had spread to Winston-Salem, twenty-five miles away, and Durham, fifty miles away.
"The narrative is not always straightforward, as places are different, " says Audrey Singer, an immigration expert at Brookings and co-editor of Twenty-First-Century Gateways, a book published earlier this year which identifies new trends in immigration.
Willingham was held in isolation in a sixty-square-foot cell, twenty-three hours a day.
In 1972, Nixon won another term by a popular-vote margin of twenty-three points.
And the bureaucracy of new ships, now called NAP-C, is twenty-five thousand bureaucrats.
In May, 2007, he married Khadiga el-Gammal, now twenty-seven, a graduate of the American University, in a lavish private ceremony in Sharm-al-Sheikh.
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