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1. Businessman John Foy and his wife Sally have been told the Pounds 250,000 house must go because it flouts planning regulations.
2. Mrs. Foy made a small fortune buying and selling real estate.
3. However, Foy said, the poll should beinterpreted with caution.
4. I'm planning to stay there foy 3 months.
5. Villas-Boas said a "very poor" display from Foy influenced the club's 1-0 defeat.
6. Dr Foy, whose marriage ended in the 1990s, changed her name by deed poll in 1993.
7. Professor Foy had skin problems and what appeared to be blood in his semen.
8. Professor Foy and the co-authors of a new paper on the discovery believe it is the first instance of sexual transmission of a mosquito-born virus between humans.
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9. It employs Wellington to make of Foy, who was only a soldier, an orator.
10. Researcher Brian Foy contracted the Zika virus, which causes severe fatigue and joint pain, while on a field trip to Senegal.
11. In the new study, Foy and colleagues wanted to know whether ivermectin's insecticidal effect translated into fewer infectious mosquitoes, which in turn could slow the spread of malaria.
12. Another educator, Kate Foy of the British School in Washington, says the teacher's role is to enable students to discover for themselves.
13. We think we've assembled a lineup of speakers that are great examples for our community to follow, ranging from masters like Fred George to journeymen like Cory Foy.
14. Moments later Bent scored from close range for Sunderland before Chris Foy brought proceedings to a close.
15. The effects of Gabexate mesilate made in China in the treatment of acute experimental pancreatitis was observed, and was compared with that of FOY and Trasylol in the rats with acute pancreatitis.
16. The FA are yet to rule on manager Andre Villas-Boas after asking him to explain comments made about referee Chris Foy.
17. Their love is intense with longing, but they never can foy wing to wing.
18. One of thetoughest questions for believers is how to reconcile the image of an"all-powerful, all-good and all-mighty" deity with one that allowsdisasters like the Japanese tsunami, Foy said.
19. The finding suggests mass treatment with ivermectin would be a new weapon against malaria, complementing insecticide spraying, bed nets, and other drugs, Foy says.
20. That belief canmake it harder to cope after a tragedy, Foy said.