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The police have deduced that he must have left his apartment yesterday evening.
The company's shares dived by 90p to 165p on the stock market yesterday.
The book was delivered yesterday with a note saying the bill for it would follow in a day or two.
Mr Gubbay said yesterday that he will not be reapplying for the job.
Consider two items from yesterday's news.
Farmers can operate as historical weathermen, observing yesterday's data either by purchasing weather stations or spending more of their time in the field observing temperature, cloud cover, and soil moisture.
Yesterday's victims often become tomorrow's hegemons.
There has been a change of opinion within a few years, and yesterday's enemy is today's friend—and tomorrow will be our most important military ally.
Yesterday's announcement means that the structures of financial regulation will be updated to reflect the modern realities of a fast-changing international financial marketplace.
Yesterday's written answer stated that higher education was to be cut by £37 million.
In the course of yesterday's deliberations there was disclosed disunity on precisely these issues.
I am sure that no slight was intended against yesterday's debate.
In the light of yesterday's unemployment figures, will he think again about the cuts that have been announced?
Nonetheless, yesterday's outrage shows the evil threat they still pose and the vital need for the whole community to continue to stand steadfastly against them.
Yesterday's events highlighted the ongoing threat that we face.
There is no denying the serious nature of the problem of unemployment itself, as yesterday's figures have reminded us.
I believe that that is a responsible and proper way to respond to yesterday's letter from the stock exchange.
I understand that at yesterday's meeting an immediate start was made to specify the support that should be provided.
We want to ensure that there is no element of compulsion, for owners of new or of old properties, in yesterday's written answer.
