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| 1 | The students were regimented into large groups for military training. |
| 2 | It may turn out, however, that some differences both between and within groups are quite marked. |
| 3 | nation as a whole was thoroughly polarized into left-and right-wing groups. |
| 4 | We are grateful for the support from all of you, whether financial or in the field, as researchers, practitioners, representatives of patient groups, or advocates for patient's rights. |
| 5 | Breaking into two groups, we focused on what measurements are important to businesses and practitioners, respectively. |
| 6 | The disclosure control method of RFIDIC realizes this suggestion by providing special authorization policy rules that assign the right to execute certain types of queries to certain user groups. |
| 7 | Not surprisingly, groups of birds that nest in the canopy of trees declined significantly, while species that nest in cavities or near the ground were affected far less. |
| 8 | service pack (SP) contains groups of Program Temporary Fixes (PTF) s for highly pervasive issues. |
| 9 | Many of the bird groups with the most rapid declines in the last 40 years inhabit areas with the greatest potential for energy development. |
| 10 | America is likely to press harder for Pakistan to tackle other extremist groups on its soil, such as Lashkar-e-Taiba, which is thought to have been behind the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks. |
| 11 | In addition to being used formally by testers, other groups may use it as well depending on what is appropriate in your environment. |
| 12 | You can turn on and off access to any of these groups. |
| 13 | excuse is that a tense country with 250 ethnic groups needs a system of patronage to buy peace. |
| 14 | More and more investors are coalescing into groups, hopeful of reaching the threshold at which they can instruct mortgage-pool trustees to act against servicers (25% of note-holders in a given issue). |
| 15 | Not only are states coming aboard one at a time, but some are joining in groups, as in the West and Northeast, where regional greenhouse-gas trading blocs are being launched. |
| 16 | They publicly disavowed any connection with terrorist groups. |
| 17 | Noise that we want, because we want to feel part of the group. All of the groups. |
| 18 | As with some of the other tribal groups in Yunnan, women carry firewood up the dirt paths and lug rocks at construction sites. |
| 19 | Now some graduates, destined for corporate life, have found purpose volunteering to work at nonprofit groups shuttling aid to the newly destitute in the prefectures north of here. |
| 20 | Warlords blockaded the ports and created countless checkpoints along our already lethal road, attacking aid groups, intercepting the food, and selling it for arms. |
| 21 | The chart was hung in classrooms throughout the country, and millions of children memorized the basic food groups. |
| 22 | It also fits neatly with his strategy for achieving that by binding interest groups such as lawyers to his cause. |
| 23 | On occasions the subjects of research projects have been target groups like young offenders. |
| 24 | Checklists divided by the groups that perform the tasks. |
| 25 | the following, all of these these activity kinds are divided into groups. |
| 26 | If collapsed containers were bundled together in groups of four, ships could be loaded more quickly, cutting the time spent in ports. |
| 27 | The teacher regraded the students into small groups according to ability. |
| 28 | RPC runtime provides inquiry routines for elements, groups, profiles and towers, which are accomplished by querying or accessing the name service database. |
| 29 | Yet the size of these groups may be misleading. |
| 30 | As noted, however, no significant difference in overall survival was seen between the groups, with a median survival period for each of about 26 months. |