HOTEL Istana together with the Societe Des Bains De Mer of Monte Carlo are holding a Monte Carlo Gourmet Festival Week, which also marks the first time ever such a promotion is held in the country.
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The justices said when they agreed to hear the case that they would entertain a challenge arguing that gays should be treated the same as heterosexual couples under the California Constitution, if ever such a lawsuit reached the high court.
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The Blood Horse magazine further reported that according to attorneys representing Stonestreet Stable, they have " a first-right-of-refusal clause incorporated into the original sales agreement with Midnight Cry ", should ever such a motion be ordered.
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It was billed as if it was the first time ever such a stipulation had been used in Mexico, which was more a work of marketing than fact but was a stipulation that helped sell out the " Plaza del Toros " stadium.
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However, in this case it seems very unlikely that there was ever such a flight, simply because airlines based in one country don't typically get permission to fly between points in two other countries, especially not when the countries aren't even closely related ones.
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The remarkable circumstances surrounding the election led the " Irish Independent " to comment that " candidates have died before the actual election, but we doubt if ever such a case as the present has occurred before, where a candidate has died after the poll has been taken and before the result has been declared ".
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Against Arsenal in the 1956 cup run he was " a champion who covered every inch of Highbury's mud, a dynamo and a man of steel ", and, later the same season, " The Times "'correspondent wondered rhetorically " was there ever such a human dynamo at wing-half ?"
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He in fact insists that he is a disconnected and different Mr Broadley altogether from the gentleman whose adventures while in the service of the Indian Prison department finally excited so much curiosity in London; denies that there was ever such a person as himself, that his portrait ever appeared in " Vanity Fair ", or that an exalted personage ever intervened fiercely in his affairs.
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:It means " this is a very big thing " or " this is the biggest thing I have ever seen . " It is a strange idiom so it's hard to explain, but to take it extremely literally, I think it is " if there was ever such a thing that could be categorized as'big', this would be the archetypical example ".
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:: " " Only historians of the period should be considered " "-please let us know who these historians of the period are who have expressed an opinion, or offered evidence, or written a paper or a book, on the question " Was there ever such a person as Jesus ? " since Michael Grant in 1977 . talk ) 17 : 11, 25 August 2013 ( UTC)
