I use the word "forgotten" because they are unlike the SNP politicians who are willing to stand up to the Westminster government in reaction to vicious cuts that have created untold misery and hardship, with record homelessness
almost equal to third-world counterparts.
97 percent from a year earlier to 13,138,400,
almost equal to sales for the whole of 2009 -- 13,644,800.
Currently, such a crime is gaining momentum that is
almost equal to gun, drugs, and diamond trafficking.
By commenting the formation of the opposition front, Darko Janevski from Nova Makedonija estimates that after this, Crvenkovski's chances of defeating Gruevski are
almost equal to zero.
While it offers a cheaper option for the workers, for the hairdressers this is assured work,
almost equal to one week's slogging at their shops.
Surrounding properties re-zoned industrial, & the price for this business/property
almost equal to land value for industrial.
Their compression set reportedly is better than PVC and EVA and
almost equal to TPV.
Sure, a ``subway to the sea'' sounds nice, something the Chamber of Commerce could sell to tourists and to justify the public subsidy of a downtown convention hotel - a sum
almost equal to the cost of the Valley subway.
The combined maximum diving depths of which two animals featured above is
almost equal to the diving depth of the emperor penguin.
The probability of an unwelcome fall in inflation had diminished in recent months and appeared
almost equal to that of a rise in inflation.
If we progress it will be up there with some of the greatest moments in the club's history -
almost equal to the run to the quarter-finals against Bayern Munich in 1989.
