• is never late – никогда не опоздывает
• almost never – почти никогда
• now or never – сейчас или никогда
Writing in this week’s edition of Radio Times magazine, he criticised Brand, the comedian, for encouraging his fans to abstain from voting by telling them he had “never voted and never will”. (The Telegraph)
The British civilian population during World War Two was mobilised in a way never seen before or since, living in a heavily regulated society and coming under sustained attack from the enemy. (bbc.co.uk)
Elections for the country's main legislative body, the Shura Council, had been expected in 2013 but never took place. (dailymail.co.uk)
Sometimes referred to as non-certificate shares, the book share is simply a share that is held by a transfer agent, rather than being held in the possession of the owner or client. The book shares are recorded in the records that are maintained by the agent, so that there is always a permanent record of the value of the shares, and who holds the rights to the shares. However, the actual stock certificates are never printed or forwarded to the investor. Uncertificated shares are not uncommon at all. (WiseGEEK)
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