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Because I think he was on a road to perdition, [laughs] And extradition, and re-ignition -- any other "ition" you can find -- long before he met her. ❋ Assayas, Michka (2005)

In addition to in-classroom and after-school activities, the organization puts on an annual business plan compet ition and a program called Finance Park, a financial literacy learning lab that simulates a miniature city and the financial choices people make on a daily basis. ❋ Shelly Banjo (2011)

I ve been wondering what would have happened if, instead of firing Juan Williams, NPR had invited him onto Morning Ed ition to analyze his own remarks. ❋ Sean Carman (2010)

The company holds 55% of mobile subscriptions for companies with more than 500 employees in the U.K., according to analysis firm Strategy Analytics, but a merger between Deutsche Telekom AG's T-Mobile and Orange in Britain could bring extra compet ition. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Of its four panelists, one of them, Geoffrey Boulton, was a member of the University of East Anglia's faculty of environmental studies for 18 years and signed a pet ition last December insisting that climate researchers "adhere to the highest levels of professional integrity." ❋ Unknown (2010)

In add[ition], it may be nec[essary], in an all-for-all exchange, to release to the Communists the fol[lowing] classes of pers[ons]: ❋ Gideon Rose (2010)

AFP/Getty Images The expanding rift in Pakistan's ruling coal ition is a major blow for President Asif Ali Zardari, pictured. ❋ Zahid Hussain (2010)

Hoping to capture the actual movement implied in the illusionary tensions of abstract art, he built and operated an apparatus that combined moving projections of coloured light, mechanical templates and music of his own compos­ition. ❋ Hels (2009)

It ran this morning on the local (Philly) broadcast of NPR's Morning Edition, or as a friend of mine called it today, Morning Ed (ition). ❋ Bill Crider (2007)

The exhib­ition traced the reasons that drove people from their homeland, their long and diff­ic­u­lt voy­ages, and their struggle to settle in the harsh and often unforgiving Australian climate. ❋ Hels (2009)

The exhib­ition included 100 exhibits: oils, watercolours, prints, books and works by related painters. ❋ Hels (2009)

THE SECESSION BUILDING noted that it was only after the site was trans­ferred to a plot on Friedrichstrasse that the Municipal Council granted permis­sion for "the erection of a provisional exhib­ition pavilion for the period of the next ten years" Nov 1897. ❋ Hels (2009)

Just as it seems dreadfully trivial on CNN, et al. Fizz-ition heal thyself. ❋ Unknown (2009)

A comp­et­ition for the design for the new building was won by Sydney architect Thomas Rowe, who planned a building in the French Gothic taste. ❋ Hels (2009)

It only ceased production in 1865, largely due to comp­et­ition from mass production factories. ❋ Hels (2009)

A prelimin­ary drawing was made in a sketchbook and a grid structure marked over the compos­ition. ❋ Hels (2009)