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Thee student staged one of the fruitiest and elaborate marriage proposals in recent times, putting together an astonishing heart of pomelos on the floor of his university mall.

But our European record in recent times has been good and if we play to the best of our ability we really fancy ourselves.

When the most exciting thing Queiroz has done in recent times is get involved in a scuffle with a journalist at the airport, you just know something is wrong.

Conversely, I do not recall noting such a culture where these frameworks were entirely absent, in recent times.

The global trading system has many enemies, but in recent times the man in the White House could be counted as its main champion.

Property prices across China's first-tier cities have cooled in recent times, a reflection of the cooling in the Chinese economy overall.

But randomly and wantonly chipping off pieces of marble from monuments which have adorned the city for centuries is something new in recent times.

Thankfully, in recent times developers have commonly implemented a variable auto-scroll rate as shown in Figure 19-7, where the automatic scrolling increases in speed as the cursor gets closer to the window edge.

But his opponents in the media still write their critical columns.It is troublemakers in the army who have posed a greater threat to democracy in recent times.

The WWF report cited the likely local extinction of the Javan rhino in Vietnam as one tragic indicator of the decline of biodiversity in recent times.

Freeman also expressed concern about the rapid increase in capacity by foundries, calling the 300,000 wafer starts per month that the industry has added in recent times "way too much."

UEFA's financial fair play initiative is aimed especially at curbing the financial excesses that have brought a considerable number of clubs into difficulty in recent times.

This may be one reason why Chinese biographies of Lincoln in recent times (over 80 since 1980) have exceeded those in any other foreign language.