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We were told that it would take weeks.
I knew all along it was not going to be an overnight job, that it would take some time.
I didn't know that it would take 5 years.
Initially, it was thought the system could be developed with one programmer and that it would take 4-5 months.
I could have never imagined that it would take 14 years to live together.
Assad said during an interview on US Fox News television channel that his governmentwould dispose of its chemical weapons arsenal and that it would take about a year.
Who would have told them then that it would take a half century, and they would become sworn enemies.
At night you have to explore the Lapa neighbourhood, with so many different bars from hip-hop to samba orcountry music that it would take days to get to know the area well.
Let me remind that initially it was stated that it would take no more than 48 hours.
And we knew that it would take them a while, because ahead of all were first the re-election of President Putin, and then inauguration.
They had the basic idea right, but anyone can see that it would take not 500 days, but 500 weeks, maybe even 500 months.
The head of Delhi'swater board Keshav Chandra said that it would take three to four days before the normal supplies resume.
And we knew that it would take them a while, because ahead of all were first the re-election of President Putin, and then inauguration.
(C-Fam) Last November at a summit in Nairobi,the UN Population Fund announced that it would take $264 billion to reduce global maternal deaths and protect women and girls from violence.
He estimated that it would take another three years after that to make it safe enough for people to re-enter the cathedral, but that the full restoration will take longer.
Users can send and receive funds to peers around the globe within afraction of the time(and often at a fraction of the cost) that it would take for a bank transfer to settle.
Everyone's been burnt so many times that it would take a lot to convince a chief executive to go for another project again.”.
If the aid granted to the Rumanians on the part of the advanced foreign nations had consisted merely in providing them with technological knowledge,they would have had to realize that it would take a very long time until they caught up with the West.
There are so manypeople with so much invested in Apple that it would take a worldwide crisis for their stock to come crashing down, and even then it would be one of the last to fall.
Problematic use of these direct stairs in a house orapartment with high ceilings is due to the fact that it would take a fairly large amount of space that you will find in every room.
And so, in 1985, I figured that it would take about 30 years before we would be able to even begin a strategic litigation, long-term campaign, in order to be able to punch another hole through that wall.
Mechanical engineer of the college Korolenko Irina also told that it would take almost a year for this retooling of“Tavria” to makeit work on the electric motor and lithium-ion battery.
The company said that it would take the unusual step of emailing all people in the US who had followed one of the Russian accounts or retweeted or liked any tweet posted by them during the election campaign period.
If his blood was not already circulating when Adam was created,the few minutes that it would take to prime the system and for blood to circulate to the brain could cause major cell death or damage.
Criticism over the videos led YouTube to announce that it would take more stringent actions to review and filter such videos when reported by the community, and prevent them from being accessible from within the YouTube Kids app.
He had giveninstructions that there were no shots to be fired, and that it would take 50 men to relieve the guards, as there were 42,000"half-crazed" inmates, many of them typhus-infected….
Following the outcry over its missile tests,North Korea warned the world that it would take“stronger physical actions” against any nation that dared to“take issue with the exercises” and put pressure on Pyongyang.