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It is now speculated that because of the aforementioned fracas, Jean-Yues Harborer, the Credit Lyonnais Chairman, a Socialist, is risking to be replaced.

NPR directors, producers and reporters often elicit the help of Robert Goldstein, NPR's music librarian, harborer of about 5,000 CDs and 3,500 LPs, searchable in a database by artist, song, instruments and keywords, such as emotional states.

Whom the stone grips is transformed in one instant from man to shark; and like the shark that must remain in perpetual motion, fins and tail moving lest it sink to terrible black depths of pressure, so the harborer of stone writhes and twists, bending and unbending in ceaseless turmoil.

The relationship has again been placed under strain following the killing of bin Laden, with many Afghan figures, including President Karzai, using the discovery of bin Laden's hiding place to portray Pakistan as insincere and as a harborer of regional militant figures.

Our patients routinely present themselves clinically in predictable ways and also describe their experiences as harborers of parasitic infection in replicable ways.

Healthcare environments including long-term care facilities are notorious harborers of bacteria (MRSA, VRE, C.