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181. We laid Ron to rest in Arlington National Cemetery; by then I was so exhausted and grief-stricken after the terrible ordeal that I could hardly stand.
182. By then obsessed with "The Bell Jar, " I chose a passage that I thought showed off the protagonist's growing depression as well as Sylvia Plath's sly humor.
183. By then, not only should the bill be passed by the Senate, but schools will have broken up for a ten-day half-term.
184. Much of the early rebuildingwas handled by Solidere, a Lebanese stock company founded by then PrimeMinister Rafiq Hariri.
185. By then, 8, 200 tonnes of garbage could be going up in smoke -- much of it foul-smelling and potentially toxic -- around the capital each day.
186. The reason Basia never told Piotr about her lover was that by then they were no longer lovers.
187. George Best's most replayed goal is his jink and sprint past a Sheffield United defence to score for Manchester United in the 1971-72 season, although by then his career was in decline.
188. Hopefully, I will be through with the case by then.
189. Secondly, we will by then be in the habit of needing much less.
190. By then, the FX capital market clearing system will be the uniform clearing system for FX capital market in whole bank and play a most important role.
191. It wasn't until the kettle began to boil that he thought about the fireplace—and the snake stretched out in its terrarium—but by then it was too late.
192. Some time during the night I become aware that we have begun to move, but by then I am in the arms of Morpheus and drift back to sleep.
193. By then, he said, his team might be able to make a definitive statement about supersymmetry and some other theories to explain physics beyond the Standard Model.
194. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has warned the United States could face a catastrophic default that would roil global markets if Congress does not raise the debt ceiling by then.
195. Within a few years, Khomeini changed his mind, but by then the West was much more distrustful of Iran's intentions.
196. But by then, the great divide between white and non-white "will have become meaningless because of inter-mixing".
197. By then, he was chewing a fancily wrapped bubble gum.
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