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Nobody else knows, barring you and me.

Meanwhile, barring a sudden abatement of market gloom, AIA's offering will be fighting serious headwinds.

There will, barring a global catastrophe, be far more people on Earth than today.

The deal could be unveiled as early as Tuesday, barring any last-minute offers.

Coleen's cases also highlight another luggage truth: suitcases (barring Vuitton trunks and the Queen's stamped Globe Trotters) are ugly.

Technological progress will be essential but, barring a breakthrough in nuclear fusion, it will not set us on a path to an energy system purged of fossil fuels.

These websites used to be available two to three hours a night, selling crush films and VIP memberships while barring animal rights activists from peeking.

Macau forbids casino operators to hold more than one license, effectively barring Pansy or Lawrence ho from taking over their father's flagship enterprise.

If Bobylev's prediction holds and Earth escapes unscathed, it will catch a bit of a breather barring the oddball asteroid, solar storm or human-engineered disaster.

The image would appear identically on any system (barring resolution or color problems, which are a subject for an entirely different article altogether).

NATO may not send anything, barring some exercises in the Baltic next summer. It is transfixed by the needs of Afghanistan, devoting its spare moments to examining its own navel.

She also voted to strike down a state law barring “partial-birth” abortions and to let aggressive protesters outside abortion clinics be pursued with racketeering laws designed to curb the mafia.

That means that barring a breakthrough technology in electricity storage, wind and solar are likely to contribute only small - that is, single-digit - percentages of our overall energy needs.