If it holds, the staycation bandwagon will be a powerful boost to domestic tourism operators languishing in the economic downturn. |
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Its officers were no longer languishing in the boondocks, but were an influential part of the Washington scene. |
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They have made the big names look bland and left them languishing in the purlieus of the department store. |
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According to a parliamentary clerk, there are over a thousand bills languishing before the National Assembly. |
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After languishing in an anti-fashion no man's land for a good 10 years, the cocktail enjoyed a renaissance in the early Nineties. |
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This campaign helps make a difference to ease the suffering of so many innocent people languishing in prison. |
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He has now been granted a breathing space which he must use to improve his party's languishing poll ratings. |
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The bleak and even ominous weather conditions only added to the feeling of desolation that consumed the languishing souls in the castle. |
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And in a sideswipe at some of his peers, many of whom he feels are languishing in the comfort zone, he refused to pull his punches. |
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Given her five years languishing in rah-rah roles, Christensen was happy to unleash her inner bad girl. |
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I have seen children all over the world languishing for love, and care, and giving. |
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I know for a fact that there are simply far too many good Kiwi websites that are languishing through lack of adequate promotion. |
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Both are at home against teams languishing near the bottom, and both need maximum points to count themselves in to the final week. |
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Motorists were left languishing in queuing traffic for hours as the knock-on effects of roadworks on Millbrook Road took their toll. |
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What's the betting that you've a rig-out that's seen the light of day once and has since been languishing in your wardrobe? |
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After years languishing in the backwaters of the world's stock markets, the wildcatters are back in business. |
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Thousands of other sick people languishing on transplant waiting lists across the country are not so lucky. |
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Many crafts are languishing due to having to compete against industrially manufactured goods. |
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Rather than languishing in rates paying derisory interest, these sums can be made to work hard for the business. |
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A year later, when I met him, he was languishing in the bureaucracy of our government. |
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From a situation where starter homes and apartments were languishing on the market for months, estate agents were suddenly deluged with enquiries. |
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Here in this country a motion regarding putting labels on all alcohol beverage containers has been languishing because of Liberal inaction. |
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Only two years before the end of the decade, however, that was yet to happen and 1.2 billion people were still languishing in extreme poverty. |
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These dissidents have so much to contribute to Vietnam but instead are languishing in prison. |
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In contrast to languishing cities like Quebec City, centres like Montreal and Toronto flourished with railways and industrialization. |
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Far from languishing in a laboratory filing cabinet, these innovations are changing your every day life. |
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My thoughts are also with journalists who, at this very moment, are languishing in prison cells around the world. |
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Which means I basically spend my free time in Basra languishing in the hotel, smoking narghiles and ordering yet another delicious meal of lamb kabobs. |
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The focus must remain on supporting the needs of women and children and the planned repatriation of millions of refugees still languishing in squalid camps. |
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It simultaneously reveals the absurdity of dictatorship and gives comfort to those languishing under an impossible reality. |
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To this day, Tavakoli is languishing in prison for nothing more than demanding basic human rights. |
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The potential new species strides ahead up the fitness curve, leaving its more poorly-adapted predecessors languishing behind, to the point when they are driven to extinction. |
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Two goals in each half from the league leaders saw Newry brushed aside with consummate ease and keeps the City languishing near the bottom of the table. |
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In the third quarter of last year, gross value added by Scotland's financial services industry was still languishing below the levels set a year earlier. |
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And Boavista, who are languishing 40 points below Porto in 10th spot in the league, have only scored more league goals this season than one side, Sporting Braga. |
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An estimated 400 000 people have fled into neighbouring Sierra Leone, Guinea and Ivory Coast and have been languishing in refugee camps, the sites of frequent unrest. |
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Moreover, they are impeding humanitarian access to something approaching one million people who are languishing in camps desperately short of food and medicine. |
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These children are languishing in prisons with no one fighting for their rights, and we want to give them a voice and make sure that their rights are upheld. |
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These days it's home to a wine museum, but don't be surprised if you come across the odd life-sized model of a suitably forlorn prisoner languishing in a corner. |
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A former senior commander who was close to Mullah Omar, Ibrahim had been languishing in Pakistani jails for the past five years. |
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A decade ago, Alber Elbaz was a designer out to prove that he had the capacity to revive the languishing house of Lanvin. |
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He's probably spent his life languishing in this moated monstrosity. |
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This last pursuit had him touring America in a state of health that would have most troupers languishing in bed with a port and lemon and it was effectively the death of him. |
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Many such jigsaws from the 1960s and 1970s are now probably languishing in attics and could be worth getting valued. |
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Mexicans have been regaled with stories about the opulent lifestyle of Elba Esther Gordillo, former head of the main teachers' union, now languishing in jail accused of money laundering and links to organised crime. |
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But none affected him more than the 13-year-old girl languishing in a hospital corner during one of his many trips to the country. |
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The frescoes themselves had been rediscovered languishing under whitewash not long before and had, until the unearthing of the letter, been attributed to fellow Ferrarese Cosimo Tura. |
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Since then, Flanders has been prosperous, among the wealthiest regions in Europe, whereas Wallonia has been languishing. |
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And so, by rights, you'd think One Direction should be languishing on the wrong side of megastardom by now. |
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The legislation has been languishing in the Senate because the senators decided to take all of January off, even though they knew this legislation was itching to be passed. |
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The military junta of the time inserted it into the new constitution in 2008 specifically to stymie the political aspirations of their most feared opponent, then languishing under house arrest. |
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Madame, the Italian, has seen the tiger prawns languishing at the foot of the meat and fish section, and wished to explore them. |
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Mohammad Yousuf Mir said that JKML leaders Javed Ahmad Najar and Zahore Ahmad Kanna were also languishing in jails. |
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They're hardly likely to set the scene for an unbridled night of passion, especially languishing under the shadow of a pasty-white beer gut. |
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It is some pleasure to command, were it but a mole-hill, and a delight to be obaied. But it is a pleasure over-uniforme and languishing. |
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But today savers could be better off dumping their cash Isas and putting their money into taxpaying accounts instead, as banks and building societies have left Isa interest rates languishing. |
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Pitroda further underscored the need to liberalise India's languishing education sector. |
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The European Ecolabel, however, has been languishing away for many years. |
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Some elements disdained the aesthetes, but their languishing attitudes and showy costumes became a recognised pose. |
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He wanted pace to rapturously paint with oils on huge canvasses, to thrash out whatever lay languishing in his soul or appeared in his sketches, the number of which grew ever upwards. |
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With nitwits like her at the helm is it any wonder Britain is languishing at 22nd on the global scale for literacy and 21st for numeracy? |
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They also follow up the cases of foreign female workers languishing in Lebanese prisons for violations of the law in order to resolve their problems or have them deported to their own countries. |
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By mid-2003, they had still not done so and the request for their privileges to be removed was still languishing in a national assembly committee. |
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Many of them were languishing in training centres and reinforcement units. |
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They are scattered in all parts of the world, with millions still languishing in refugee camps and denied the right to return to their homes to live in peace with their neighbours, and are suffering innumerable hardships. |
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A beautiful historical building was languishing in the neighbourhood. |
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And also that while more and more people are being absorbed within the major languages of the Eighth Schedule, large numbers of minor languages are languishing. |
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Yet, it could be argued that without his involvement, the other two Flames might not have managed to be where they are on that list, and, more generally, the team might be languishing. |
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Not a pleasant thought is it, that manky bit of banana wedged under the space bar, or the mouldy corner of crust languishing under your Caps Lock key? |
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Is it the artsy-craftsy aluminum-foil model languishing in the studio? |
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Although this does not help the case for the return of Rwandan property now languishing in Zaire, some Zaireans are taking this several steps further. |
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We also need to track cases on a statewide basis to catch cases languishing in never-never land and to make sure the additional monies are being used efficiently. |
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The pair were languishing in a crowded, barbed-wire topped Marrakesh jail but Mr Cole is now understood to have been granted a conditional release pending an appeal. |
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