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So has the PC monolith reformed itself enough to be able to plough through the looming recession?

The money saved, he says, from naval vessels ceasing to plough the seas would be enough to build a civil infrastructure in Puntland.

As the sombre wheels of the six carts go round, they seem to plough up a long crooked furrow among the populace in the streets.

They began to plough around among the delegations.

You've got to plough through the newspaper.

Our company used to plough back part of its profits into new equipment.

An American-funded effort to plough up opium poppies, the main cash crop in much of the Pushtun south, has been wasteful and self-defeating.

Alexander therefore gave to each of them 3000 drachmas, two couple of oxen to plough with, and a quantity of corn to sow.

It is in November that we have to plough the land for the first time.

They wait to plough and sow until after the Frost is out of the ground.

Marius Kloppers, its chief executive, will this weekend decide whether to plough on with the bid or walk away.

Most had yet to plough through all of the financial information contained in the prospectus .

Elephants may not be used to plough cotton fields.

going to plough? "The oldest son answered again: " It's always me, always me.

Even a goat and an ox must keep in step if they are going to plough together.

And the games come as nervous investors continue to plough money into gold, the ultimate safe haven.

Farmers have always relied on seasonal workers to plough the fields and pick the crops.

Tractors are used to plough the fields in many places.

It is in November when we have to plough the land for the first time.

We have to plough out the weeds.

t have the time to plough through a long resume.

That year the farmers couldn't get the right price for their cabbages and had to plough them in.

We are doing $300 million now. We only had to plough back $30 million in the business.

One city boy is upset. The other figures it is not so bad: he wouldn't want to plough that fast anyway.

The first day I entered the firm, the boss gave me a hard furrow to plough.

Professional lobbyists willing to plough through the process therefore often have a big advantage.

The officer orders the soldiers to plough on in spite of heavy enemy gunfire.

It means to plough and plant.

Who is going to plough? " The oldest son answered again: " Its always me, always me. Now its someone elses turn to volunteer!

Ask him to plough it with a lamb's horn,

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