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I'm interviewing all this afternoon.

Scattered showers are expected this afternoon.

However, it'll clear up this afternoon.

Her funeral was scheduled for this afternoon in Houston.

He brought around a new employee this afternoon.

I have an appointment with my dentist this afternoon.

The keynote speeches kicked off at the Expo this afternoon.

You didn't do anything but sneeze this morning, and you can't do anything this afternoon like this.

The salaries due to the employees will be paid this afternoon.

We can only finish half of it this afternoon at best.

He didn't want to be picked up this afternoon for a traffic violation in Las Vegas.

It looks as if it is going to be fine this afternoon .

"Today I had some good chances, but Novak was too good for me this afternoon," he said.

I have to go to work this afternoon but I wonder if you would give me your phone number.

That said-and this is a first reaction to sitting in the hall this afternoon and watching Mr Miliband win-blimey, this felt like a lefty gathering.

This provocation underscores the need for action - not just this afternoon at the UN Security Council, but in our determination to prevent the spread of these weapons.

Speaking on behalf of the Liverpool board in court this afternoon, Lord Grabiner QC called Hicks and Gillett's Dallas restraining order a "grotesque parody, preposterous, unfair, unjust."

Mrs. Beaufort may not--but Beaufort certainly does, for she was seen walking up Fifth Avenue this afternoon with him by the whole of New York.

Due to the typhoon, most of Daiwan officially canceled work and school starting this afternoon and all day tomorrow. Most flights are also canceled.

'this provocation underscores the need for action — not just this afternoon at the rity Council, but in our determination to prevent the spread of these weapons,' a said in the speech.

She placed the to-go box on my desk and said, "Hey sweetie, my coworkers and I went out to lunch this afternoon and my eyes were bigger than my stomach."

At my sister's house this afternoon we were helping her teenaged daughters get ready for their Victorian London party: one a foxy chimney sweep, the other a street urchin.