Now her passport has expired.
The old woman expired in agony.
For the others, the statute of limitations has expired or prosecutors have said there is not enough evidence.
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One reason for the slowdown is that tax breaks for small cars expired at the end of last year. But the anemic pace of growth may continue.
Guarantee period is a contractual period designated by parties to circumscribe the creditor, s rights to claim the creditor, s rights after the primary liability is expired.
Moreover, said the judges, PdL representatives were required to have been at the electoral office when the deadline expired, and there was no proof they were.
Demurrage: The money payable to the owner for the delay for which the owner is not responsible in loading and/or discharging after the laytime has expired.
The grand version of his deathbed scene in 1806 is that the British prime minister, disillusioned by Napoleon's successes, expired murmuring, "My country, oh, how I leave my country!"
He found himself about to lose the family home and, after a specific clause expired in his insurance policy, he took his own life so his family would inherit a great deal of money.
not exceeding a few thousand crowns in plate, and about the same in ready money; but the nephew had time to say to his wife before he expired: 'Look well among my uncle's papers; there is a will.'
Most disappointing, there has been no replacement for the transport-funding law that expired in 2009. Instead, the White House has pushed Congress to extend current funding until the end of 2010.
