Over the next few days, Rohini got a variety of updates.

Some Japanese divisions refused to surrender, and combat continued for the next few days.

Superficial burns cause pain lasting two or three days, followed by peeling of the skin over the next few days.

There are reports that a bigger funeral is being readied in the next few days.

Over the next few days, the website continued experiencing intermittent downtime until October 2, 2007.

Over the next few days, I will reflect carefully on the points made during the debate.

Further attacks occurred in the next few days bringing the death toll to at least 70.

Finally, we have to wait an see what is going to happen in the next few days.

In the next few days, Prime Minister Sharon and President Abbas will meet to discuss the situation.

In the next few days, the formation of Russia s new government will reveal much about power relations between conservatives and liberals.

The final toll of hostages is a little unclear, but it's certainly a few more than that, because there were other people who died over the next few days.

Over the next few days she was bled, purged, and operated on, without anaesthetic, but there was no improvement in her condition.

It would be serious indeed if there is no breakthrough in the next few days as regards the implementation of Linas Marcoussis.

If they really hoped to be believed, they should have listened to my interlocutors in the old city of Riga over the next few days.

It is very important that Belgrade is chosen, and I am sending this invitation to you to continue the campaign for the next few days.

In light of the blackout, Global Voices will attempt to report from phone calls and other communications over the course of the next few days.

The tension will probably increase over the next few days, since demonstrations are being planned all over the country in solidarity with the striking prisoner.

A few days later, on May 3, 2004, during the next protest action of entrepreneurs, Uladzimir was sentenced to 13 days in prison for organizing meetings (on May 1, 2004 and May 3, 2004).

I'll only be staying a few days.

The next few months will be crucial.

The next few years will be critical.

Over the next few days the depression gradually developed and organised further, as it moved towards the west southwest under the influence of a north easterly steering flow.

My cousins are coming in a few days.

We found out about it a few days later.

I've decided to stay for a few more days.

After a few days or weeks, memory abruptly returns.

I was just in Paris a few days ago.

There are a few shops next to my house.

The next few years were productive ones for Shockley.

Over the next few years, Rodgers was very busy.

A few weeks later, Three days of fun and music.

If I had a few days, I'd work everything out.

Lacking heavy weapons, the Indians withdrew after a few days.

Let his days be few. Let another take his office.

Over the last few days, we have heard the words.

The second meeting will be held in a few days.

The adults are short lived, from a few minutes to a few days, depending on the species.

The next few weeks will provide plenty of political drama.

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Meanwhile, the Attorney General said that the investigations in the case of the novel Azazeel, the Coptic Church which was considered offensive to Christianity, will be announced during the next few days.

The last point I wish to raise is that of the renewed consideration, in the next few days, by the Security Council of the mandate of UNOCI and of the Licorne forces.

She asked the delegation to review the roster it had been given of case studies of police violence and to give the Committee up to date data in the next few days.

The Chairperson said that, unfortunately, a number of questions had been left unanswered for lack of time, but that the delegation had agreed to respond in writing within the next few days.

These last few days the sound of war is becoming louder.

Let his days be few and let another take his office.