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The civic procession will assemble at St Michael's Church, Greenway Road, Runcorn at 2.30pm and will move off at 2.45pm prompt to arrive at the Cenotaph at 3pm.

Halton remembers

In Billingham, the parade will assemble in East Avenue between 10.15am and 10.30am and move off for a service of remembrance at the Garden of Remembrance, in Station Road, at 11am.

Lots of chances to honour dead

Not only did the 1996 welfare "reform" law heighten the already harsh and punitive attitudes toward poor women raising children on their own, newly incorporated restrictive elements severely hampered, and in some cases eliminated, these women's ability to move off welfare and into stable, well-paying jobs and careers.

Welfare reform and post-secondary education in Maine: a supplemental bibliography

Crawley's loss to Grays enabled Southport to move off the basement as they sealed only their sixth league victory of the season.

Football: South port 2 Canvey Is 0; CONFERENCE

Maddie did move off the sofa to hit Target for some accessories.

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She tells The Out Traveler that the choice was also "a move off the Gay Games calendar, in deference to them...I challenge the Gay Games to move to 2011, and then there is a perfectly integrated calendar that only serves and benefits the LGBT community worldwide." Roberto Mantaci, copresident of the International Federation of Gay Games, disagrees, saying that moving to 2011 would disrupt the smaller, regional games held in odd-numbered years (EuroGames, International Gay and Lesbian Aquatics, for instance), "As a sign of respect and as a sign of partnership with all organizations and sport clubs who have been part of the Gay Games movement for several years, the FGG would not consider changing the dates of the Gay Games," he says.

Gay sports calendar shifts

Let the receiver make his move off the OL's blocks and run north--south on the field.

"Smoke" the defense: screen passes for offensive success

When I suggested that I didn't think it would be possible to make a Dr Dog record with a huge budget in a fancy studio, Miller admitted that Scott (McMicken) and Toby (Leaman, the band is rounded out by Juston Stens) were really into Steely Dan, so who knows, maybe they could move off into slicker, lighter FM directions.

Dr Dog

"Art," she said in a 1989 Regent's Lecture at the University of California, San Diego, "makes us move off our comfortable center, to see, hear and think anew....

Bella Lewitzky (1916-2004)

"They'll have to be convinced to move off to something else." The IASB has formed a group of insurance and accounting representatives, who are offering input, but they're not a decision-making group, Hines said.

Fair play

Building on the company's 3D Visible Enterprise initiative and its Blueprinting methodology, Unisys is enabling large enterprises with complex computing environments to move off Unix/RISC platforms, such as Sun Solaris.