Keen frosts had slowly given way to warmer weather and after a fortnight's hold-up rugby football and hockey teams were able to play. |
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Since I was well back in the procession of creeping vehicles, it took me a while to figure out what the hold-up was. |
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Nine years and five months elapsed between the original hold-up and the appeal court verdict. |
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They said the hold-up was due to delays in calculating departmental budgets. |
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But the little hold-up might have something to do with the money needed for the project. |
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The only hold-up we encountered was waiting quite a while to get drawings through from the architects. |
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Caught in the middle of a hold-up at the store, Jack courageously disarms the gunman. |
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Some 100 retailers were contacted for the purpose of the survey and asked if they always made insurance claims following a hold-up or break-in. |
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A gang of robbers in Japan stole R2,7million in a bank hold-up in Fukuoka, then caught a bullet train. |
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Police have not ruled out a connection between these two raids and a hold-up at a post office last Monday. |
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I need only remind members that the hold-up of work on the Highway was because of a taniwha. |
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When there is a traffic jam or hold-up, do not jump the queue, as it would only add to the congestion and confusion. |
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Layovers, postponed flights, and other kinds of hold-up are an unavoidable part of life as a high-flying road warrior. |
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The latest hold-up involves a new office block for train operating companies, which will include facilities for train crews. |
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A man armed with a firearm and cutlass then stormed the house and announced a hold-up. |
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Suppose the government wants to steal your money in your bank account, does it need to hold-up your bank? |
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The four men, two of whom were armed, entered the building and announced a hold-up at around 10.30 pm, when the store was about to close, police said. |
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Police remained tight-lipped about the incident but according to reports, around 4 am, a man armed with a gun entered the restaurant and announced a hold-up. |
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One volunteer tells me the owner was shot during an Oxycontin hold-up. |
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But a lengthy hold-up over the signing of contracts could stall the launch until summer 2005, meaning it will not now be open for the money-spinning Christmas period. |
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The hold-up at the Ballymote Road with the use of emergency traffic lights is still an issue, much to the irritation of the motoring public and residents of that road. |
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His concern continues to be the hold-up in the rebuilding of the hospital. |
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He is a recidivist hold-up type convicted several times and today suspected of four murders, maybe more. |
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He then escaped in a black car minutes after the hold-up at around 6pm on Wednesday. |
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That leaves us with Red Stargazer, Chatez, First Flight and Bilimbi, who are all hold-up horses. |
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He had a bit of a hold-up but came back from that well to win the Trigo Stakes in October. |
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Elsewhere, Leanne Barlow was caught in a hold-up at the bookies. |
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The two 14-year-olds and one 13-year-old were arrested last weekend after a hold-up at a bank in their hometown of Surrey, a suburb south of the city. |
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But they often go too fast in this race and, with Holy Smoke almost certain to be up with the pace, I prefer to be on hold-up horse Iron Mountain, ridden by Emma Ramsden. |
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