York council planners are making a last-ditch attempt to stop an amusement arcade being opened in a city high street. |
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In the meantime I am going to replace my blood with Lucozade as a last-ditch attempt to make it through the week without expiring. |
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Arbitrators have been called in as a last-ditch attempt to avert strike action by hundreds of Yorkshire miners. |
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Not even their spirited last-ditch attempt to corner the gay market can save them. |
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A Lord and Lady are leading a last-ditch attempt to save a 19th century building from demolition. |
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They threw everything they had at the last-ditch rescue effort as Currie struggled to move play more than five yards from their own line. |
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A year ago today, she was undergoing a transatlantic bone marrow transplant in a last-ditch attempt to beat leukaemia. |
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A last-ditch attempt to reverse the move was narrowly defeated after a furious town hall debate. |
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The last-ditch attempt by the so-called Old Guard of the committee now appears to have back-fired. |
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Station staff were so determined to rescue the tortoiseshell cat they even stopped a train in a last-ditch attempt. |
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In a last-ditch attempt to get the ball rolling, we contacted our solicitor in Dublin for advice. |
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Cotswold people are urged to join a last-ditch attempt to save the Alderman Knight special school in Tewkesbury. |
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Some even have to be given morphine in a last-ditch attempt to cure their addiction. |
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She enrolled on the training scheme as a last-ditch attempt to do something with her life. |
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But there is still time for the papers to make last-ditch attempts to rally readers to their causes. |
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Talks began on July 14 between the union and employers in a last-ditch attempt to rescue the pay deal. |
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And she has come to the American capital in a last-ditch attempt to preserve her people's unique way of life. |
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This is our last-ditch attempt to put labels and pictures on cigarette packs which reflect the true cost of smoking. |
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And thanks to Darlene O'Donnell, the manager, who was able to accommodate us in a last-ditch way. |
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Everybody is athletic enough to make that last-ditch tackle or cover that gap when someone is a bit tired. |
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It is to the German Foreign Minister's credit that he recently sanctioned this last-ditch measure. |
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Unfortunately, this wasn't any bold declaration of reckless, impetuous love, it's a last-ditch attempt to not get deported. |
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He dances through again and is denied only by a last-ditch goal-line clearance. |
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A school headteacher is to go on a mercy mission to Westminster in a last-ditch attempt to save seven of his pupils from deportation. |
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Is Treasury Board trying a last-ditch attempt to persuade PSAC members to accept less than they're owed before the Tribunal reports? |
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About 360 students voted to unionize last March as a last-ditch attempt to pressure the administration over low pay and working conditions. |
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Both are last-ditch measures to disrupt a missile engagement, not to prevent tracking. |
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First, that the regime might use them against rebels or civilians in a last-ditch act of desperation. |
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A last-ditch bid to halt new charges being brought in for a car park at Holland-on-Sea has been thrown out. |
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The Saudi No23, whose name I don't know, hares past him and hooks a last-ditch cross behind the goalkeeper and across the face of goal. |
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They won the games in a photo finish, pulling ahead of the previous year's winners with a gutsy last-ditch surge. |
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By default, Giacometti's figures are read, even today, as symbols of the existential condition of humanity, a last-ditch stand before the void. |
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A last-ditch attempt to persuade an Amsterdam court to stop the company's supervisory board from vetoing the sale yesterday came to nothing. |
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A last-ditch bid to provide a skatepark on Rayleigh's King George V playing field is being made by the town council. |
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The future looks bleak but she reckons without teenage daughter Sorrel's last-ditch attempts to save them both. |
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Looks like that last-ditch and blatantly transparent attempt at a smear campaign didn't work at all. |
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This sale of assets seems to me a last-ditch attempt to bail out the government in the short term. |
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Engineering is countenanced only as a desperate last-ditch response to climatic catastrophe. |
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There were last-ditch attempts to negotiate directly with Milosevic through another visit by Richard Holbrooke. |
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Results of an autopsy on the bottlenose whale, which didn't survive a last-ditch rescue operation, were released today. |
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Wenger meets Samir Nasri today in a last-ditch effort to persuade him to sign a new contract. |
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Or rather, they allow all of these to flourish, instead of forcing us back into the last-ditch defence of tightly defined, monolithic, primordial allegiances. |
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The push for integration was really a last-ditch effort to fight against resource inequality. |
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We have not quite reached this point yet and today, hopefully, if we make a last-ditch effort, we will not miss out on this historic opportunity. |
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Another project was seen as a last-ditch effort to avoid impending labour disputes and an adversarial and antagonistic relationship. |
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President Prodi also wrote to President Bush in a last-ditch effort to persuade the US not to go down the protectionist road. |
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There is no doubt that the compromise we reached on the authorisation chapter represented a last-ditch effort at reaching an agreement. |
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The Supreme Court is expected to rule shortly on a last-ditch effort to appeal the Ontario decision guaranteeing marriage equality. |
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Mr Putin's public crossness may turn out to be a last-ditch negotiating tactic. |
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It was not a moment too soon, for Grant's army had begun to draw up for a last-ditch stand with its back to the miry wastes of Snake Creek. |
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Her parents transferred her to a hospital in Manhattan where last-ditch efforts to treat her were of no avail. |
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Substitute Stephen Hughes had a header cleared off the line after a goalmouth scramble and Pr¨o was deprived by a last-ditch challenge. |
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This is a last-ditch push by these companies to entrench themselves in a changing energy market. |
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His lunging blocks and last-ditch tackles were emblematic of the collective US resistance. |
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More disciplined, heroic and last-ditch defending. |
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He announced two last-ditch initiatives to avert doom. |
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One wonders what they wanted to achieve, apart from a last-ditch struggle of pointless resistance that could have no effect on the process in progress. |
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Subsequently, the meeting in Camp David in the summer of 2000 and the last-ditch attempts to find a negotiated solution at Taba in January 2001 also failed to bring a lasting peace. |
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A third way in which human rights figure prominently in Argentina's defense in the Aguas Argentinas arbitration is the Government's last-ditch defense of necessity. |
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Finally in June 2010, in a last-ditch concession, management agreed to appoint a champion to watch out for the interests of English translators but decided that the champion would be at the TR-5 level. |
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In that connection, the Special Rapporteur appeared to have been inundated with allegations emanating from pro-insurgent groups in a last-ditch attempt to derail the national reconciliation process. |
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The intervention of the Danish Prime Minister during the last forty-eight hours to manage the debates even though he was not prepared to do so was a last-ditch desperate measure. |
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The last-ditch United Nations summit in 2005 was also unable to avoid this fate, so to speak, since the chapter on disarmament and non-proliferation was removed from the final document. |
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I was one of 32 Members of this Parliament who took a private legal action before the French courts last year in a last-ditch attempt to get more tickets for fans across Europe. |
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Put aside the last-ditch defense of the Bush tax rates for the few. |
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But critics said it was a last-ditch effort by Mahuad to stay in power, and that abandoning the sucre would devastate many Ecuadoreans' sucre-based savings. |
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Her husband, Ethan, books them a vacation retreat in a last-ditch effort to repair their relationship. |
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By 5pm that day, after Mayday calls went unanswered, they were forced to abandon ship, torching the wheelhouse as a last-ditch smoke signal and praying it would be seen. |
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At a meeting in South Africa tomorrow, campaigners trying to protect the gorillas will make a last-ditch attempt to persuade Congolese government ministers to intervene. |
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Maloney had another opportunity when he rounded the keeper but miskicked and then minutes later was denied again, this time by a last-ditch David McLaren blocking tackle. |
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But the company is understood to have held a last-ditch meeting with the Competition Commission to argue its case thought to include a carve-up of a 479-store portfolio. |
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Greece is in last-ditch talks with its international creditors on what reforms it is to implement to get new funding from the creditors to avoid bankruptcy. |
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They are using our money around this campaign because I believe this is their last-ditch effort to stop members in decertifying. |
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As a last-ditch effort, they hired a stripper. |
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We found an early willow flycatcher for 104, and sped back across the river to The Yards Park for a last-ditch effort at house finches. |
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A last-ditch effort to salvage trade negotiations has failed. |
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He sent flowers in a last-ditch effort to keep her from leaving. |
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He said senior Conservative politicians have spoken out against the European Arrest Warrant and he made an unsuccessful last-ditch appeal for their help. |
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Is that some kind of last-ditch picturesque archaism? |
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As the clock ticked down, Daniel intercepted a last-ditch Brazilian attack and fired towards an open goal only to see Malwee's reserve keeper, Bage, rush off the bench and kick the ball away. |
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It came down to a last-ditch attempt from Sunderland as they went for a long three-point shot to level the scores, but missed. |
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But despite a massive and manful last-ditch effort, the Chinese could not find the equaliser as the suddenly refreshed Colombians slammed the door shut. |
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In a last-ditch effort, he sent her the necklace. |
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The PSAC has been negotiating with Parks Canada since October 2003 and began Conciliation Board hearings today as the last-ditch effort to come to a settlement. |
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Special legislation ought to be a last-ditch effort. |
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So as we approach the deadline, you will see consumers ramping up and making a last-ditch effort to make those improvements and to get the second audit done, so they can collect their rebate. |
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Certainly, despite the lucklessness of Coventry's last-ditch defeat to Ipswich Town on Monday night, there were more than just rumblings of discontent at Highfield Road. |
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A last-ditch attempt to secure a compromise between DUP leader and First Minister Peter Robinson and Sinn Fein Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness failed. |
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A BAND of eco-warriors spent six hours chained to a JCB digger yesterday in a last-ditch effort to save 200 mature trees from a Tesco development. |
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Nothing came of this last-ditch overture and Lehman went under in the fall of 2008, very nearly taking the financialised infrastructure of global capitalism with it. |
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It wasn't all gloom for The Fugue's trainer John Gosden, who staged a Haydock 1-2 with Pomology and Sultanina just before Belle D'Or's last-ditch Sandown win. |
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