1. The negotiations have been in limbo since mid-December.

2. Initial ozone concentrations were taken from a mid-December climatology.

3. Our earliest estimate now is around mid-December.

4. Also through mid-December,[sentencedict .com] Wasatch Micro-Cap Fund was up 35 % since its June inception.

5. World Golf opened in mid-December in Sherman Oaks, in a brick building that once was an auction house.

6. But around mid-December, MacLean found his rhythm and became almost unstoppable.

7. In a mid-December surprise, both the New York Film Critics Circle and the Los Angeles Film Critics Association named "Fantastic Mr. Fox" the best animated movie of 2009.

8. Since mid-December, spot prices for DDR3s have risen 23 per cent to $3.01, according to DRAMe-Xchange.

9. In mid-December, the Regents announced a plan to push back by five years the retirement age for future employees, to 65, and to cut U.C.'s contributions to the cost of retiree health care.

10. Starting in mid-December 2011, Robert Bindschadler, a glaciologist at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, will be leading a long-anticipated six-week expedition to the glacier.

11. Tax-loss sales can depress stocks in mid-December, especially small stocks that are thinly traded.

12. The photograph was made between mid-December 2009 and mid-June 2010 with a pinhole camera—in this case a punctured black-plastic film canister, aluminum foil, and black-and-white film.

13. In mid-December,() state media said Kim made the rounds of a steel facility in the country's north.

14. When to go: To avoid the rainy season, travel mid-December to mid-May.

15. But word has it that the Tucson Symphony is taking over the building sometime in mid-December.

16. Meanwhile, his book, Black Coffee Blues, is due to hit the shops in mid-December.

17. The flow of money into the 30-stock average dipped sharply in mid-December.

18. Final regulations were only received in early December, and regulations for calculating transitional support were not received until mid-December.

19. Alternatively they can be lifted and clamped up to mid-December, and fed to cattle and sheep until the end of February.

20. About 85 % were at a discount as of mid-December, according to Lipper.

21. Tired of this paternalistic and oppressive regime, Beida students aired their complaints over several evenings in mid-December.

22. Christmas Allegedly Christmas tree first appeared in ancient Rome in mid-December Saturnalia, the German missionary Nikos in the 8th century AD, dedicated to El Ni?o using P-trees.

23. Oil prices may have reached their lowest point already, after falling to $32.40 in mid-December, and are expected to rise to $65 by the end of this year, the analyst said.

24. The Fed bought $5.42 billion in bonds on Tuesday and will be in the market almost every day though mid-December.

25. Here is why it ordinarily is so strong. In mid-December, tax-conscious investors look through their portfolios for stocks they can sell at a loss, to offset gains on stocks they have sold at a profit.

26. And the city was on edge even before the attacks, after ethnic Russian nationalists lashed out violently at migrants from the troubled region in mid-December.

27. Copper, one of the most exposed to the China story, is striking: the difference between the 3-month price and the 15-month price has dropped to just $9 a tonne, from $340 in mid-December.

28. The deal, Mr. Bogaards said, was initiated by one of Mr. Assange's lawyers in mid-December and was signed in a matter of days.

29. Another 20, 000 will be delivered to newsagents from mid-December, this time with the court-ordered label.

30. The Chinese began to study systematically the unusual animal behavior, and the Haicheng earthquake of February 1975 was predicted successfully as early as in mid-December of 1974.

31. In mid-December 1947 an officer showed him a piece of paper. "Your verdict has arrived from Moscow."

32. He said the recent hacking attempt, made through a virus sent by email in mid-December, was detected and eliminated.