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Theoretically, the president could appoint anyone reading this book to a federal judgeship as long as the Senate concurs.

Hulu concurs with that, it needs to evolve to have a meaningful subscription model as part of its business.

Therefore not everything that we plan to take place at a certain time concurs with the many thousands of other aspects involved.

Reay concurs that not all offset schemes are equal, and says that some form of benchmarking is required.

Ms. Benson, the music-industry assistant, concurs: 'I wouldn't wear a silky-nighty type thing with it. '

Aguiniga concurs that Ortiz's willingness to improve might be his best asset.

The U. S. concurs with the Quartet's conclusions.

"The Chinese technology. . . concurs with EU emission directives and environmental standards, " Savic told beyondbrics.

Notice, how you feel as the crown is placed on your head and the world concurs.

This is far ahead of having a Youtube channel or blog etc. Pretty much as you would expect, and concurs with the reports mentioned above.

and he concurs with their movements rather than takes the initiative himself.

Prof Partnoy concurs: "Wall Street rarely finds someone smart at credit rating agencies, but when they do they hire them. "

Anding concurs: "If you eat well, you probably don't need a multivitamin. "

Not everyone concurs with this comparison.

The security contractor from Iraq concurs.

Corrosion and scaling concurs in most kinds of industrial water, which conflicts with the judgment from water characteristics.

Now, following their master class of football in sweeping aside Manchester United 3-1 on Saturday, Hansen concurs.

Gilardi concurs that the newly compiled data is a powerful tool.

Man with foreign accent concurs.

Dully he concurs, till an idea glows.

Ms Maron concurs. "The Americans haven't orgotten their civil war and that was 150 years ago. "

Mr. Wood of the Council on Tall Buildings concurs. "Every day, we hear about new supertall buildings, in Brazil, Turkey or Vietnam. "