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"I'm sure then he (Max Mosley) will take his holiday and not stand for re-election. He would have no reason to stay, " said the Briton.

A Briton in Slovenia may pay nearly 2Euro ($2. 55) a minute to call home and almost as much to receive calls.

The residents of the new eastern member states consume one or two a year compared to with over 100 for the average Briton.

You think American English is the most standard English in the world even if Briton think you speak AMERICAN instead of English.

It will also revealed that the average Briton reviews their home contents insurance policy just once a year.

The Briton said the team believes the problem has been isolated to a faulty batch of the $5 parts.

Correa denied biting the Briton, saying he just happened to have his mouth open when the two collided.

The average Briton spends 15. 8 hours a week online , the equivalent to 34 days a year .

Some say he was a Roman, others say a Briton fighting the invading Saxons, but there is no proof of his existence.

The two -- a Somali national and a Briton -- worked for the organization and were seized Thursday night, the group said.

In 1700 a typical Briton consumed 580 lumen-hours in the course of a year, from candles, wood and oil.

In the design department, Jobs saw the work of a young Briton called Jonathan Ive and asked for a meeting.

A Briton who revived his son after he stopped breathing repaired the ambulance when it broke down taking him to hospital Monday.

one Briton were among the dead in Tuesday's attack. The head of the UN mission in Iraq.

On that morning, over 40 people went past this young Briton -- I was one of the first.

We are going to see the new production of an opera by Briton .

A study has provided a snapshot of the typical Briton in terms of name, spending and lifestyle.

Both sides try to make friends: "Emotion and trust matter, " says a Briton, because authority within Chinese firms is opaque and arbitrary.

One of the chief designers was a Briton: Mark Fisher.

The 54-year-old Briton, formerly technical director with the famous Italian marque, now runs his own team, the ex-Honda operation Brawn GP .

Foreigners who want to leave their home countries to marry a Briton must take an English test, the Government proposed yesterday.

A Briton shopping at Oakley could buy a $120 pair of newly released Industrial M Frames sunglasses for 60 pounds.

One of Briton Hamilton's bosses, however, does not agree.

His centre-left European allies were willing for a Briton to take the foreign-affairs job.

Briton Lucie Blackman was killed while employed by a Roppongi hostess bar in 2000. Her remains were later found in a seaside cave.

In a similar exercise held in the UK in 2002, wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill was voted the greatest Briton.

And while Briton enjoys no monopoly in self-mockery, she does, I feel, consistently push its boundaries.

This "Briton" may has a mental illness, but obviously, Chinese government is not. I don't know how about these EU politican.

Symonds, Renault's director of engineering, confirmed the Briton's claim in conversation with the BBC in Shanghai.

Earlier this year Bob Stoker, 66, from Nottingham, became the first Briton to have his property insulated with aerogel.

I am William Jones a naturalised Briton by birth and a business merchant based in the United Kingdom.

John Lloyd was the last Briton to reach a final here, in 1977.

Design is the domain of Jonathan Ive, a shy Briton; engineering is split into hardware and software; logistics is run by Mr Cook.

Several years later, a Briton who was working in my factory realized that both of us were in Baghdad for two years at nearly the same time.

The Briton admitted that his current commercial arrangement with McLaren and Mercedes is for engines only.

Uninterrupted economic growth has made the average Briton substantially better off, even if the tax burden has risen.

In the early 2000s Churchill, Adenauer and De Gaulle were voted greatest Briton, German and Frenchman.

Such is the case of Terry Herbert, an unemployed Briton, who struck gold in a friend's farm in Staffordshire, England.

Would getting married in the UK, to a Briton leave me most exposed on divorce?

British police released 11 Pakistanis and one Briton whom they had arrested two weeks ago in a counter-terrorism raid.

Fewer than one Briton in five believes official figures are produced objectively.

European life expectancy keeps rising despite our obesity epidemic. The average Briton can now expect to live to 80.

Mr Tapner, a Briton, handed over the reins this summer at UBS to Yoon Chi-won, a native of South Korea.

"We broke the record, it's great, " said Howard Belton, a Briton who spearheaded the event.

40m as the Briton thinks a higher budget cap could discourage new teams from entering the sport.

The short, stout Briton, the scion of one of England's most important families, was already famous.

He was a true Briton, and hoped there were many like him.

The Briton who invented the world wide web is part of the global brain drain to MIT.

He is the first non-Briton to head the company.

The survey of 1, 050 adults found the average Briton only counted five of their current day acquaintances as "close friends" .

In 1996, another Briton, Mandy Allwood, became pregnant with octuplets after taking fertility drugs.

ON JUNE 30th Rangzieb Ahmed, a Briton convicted of terrorist offences in 2008, won the right to appeal.

According to the latest survey many Briton suffered from heart disease.

He is staying at Seaview Hotel, Princes' Avenue, Briton.

Some people say we Briton must work like beaver .

Nor would Daniel James, a 23-year-old Briton whose parents accompanied him to Dignitas last year, have come within its remit.

Scandal aside, Stewart also wonders if a better option than McLaren really exists for the Briton.

The four-man crew included one Briton.

According to a study, the average Briton believes that youth ends at 35 and old age begins at 58.

BRITON in America notices something about comparative politics.

A BRITON in America notices something about comparative politics.

Mr Browne lost his cabinet seat last year, and a Briton, George Robertson, was secretary-general as recently as 2003.

According to the Office for National Statistics, the average Briton commutes for 54 minutes every day.

The 48-year-old Briton oversees the U. K. group's operations in countries such as China, Hong Kong, India, Singapore and Malaysia.

Whom that most noble Briton Prince so long

A Briton Living in a Beijing Siheyuan

I am speaking not as a Briton, not as a European,

"I am a Briton, " said Miss Pross,