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On the contrary, they were a very common feature of everyday life.

Positive measures have become an increasingly common feature of MEAs for several reasons.

A common feature of these grave instances of abuse of power has been the impunity of the perpetrators.

This report has indicated that positive measures are an increasingly common feature of MEAs.

A common feature in all of the more successful developing countries has been their careful opening up to globalized domains.

In the case of United Nations assisted truth and reconciliation commissions, however, an extended temporal jurisdiction has been a common feature.

Looting is a common feature of life in some parts of Somalia, and United Nations agencies have sometimes been the victims of attack.

Their common feature is collective action for the purchase, preparation and daily distribution of foodstuffs with a view to reducing the cost of feeding a family.

The security concerns in the subregion should be dealt with in a holistic way, as the flow of weapons is a common feature for all the countries.

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It's a unique human feature.

As a general rule, the requirement of specific professional training for judges was a feature of the civil law tradition, and was notably absent in common law countries.

A common feature of all these types of education is that they are free of charge for students and open to everybody meeting the specific admission requirements.

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The most noteworthy feature of this dialogue was a series of technical workshops that helped to advance a common methodological approach to needs assessments for achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

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They've got every feature known to man in there, because adding a new feature is just software.

As an added feature, the database also contains a glossary of the terminology most commonly used in gender mainstreaming in order to facilitate conceptual clarity and common understanding.

As an added feature, the database also contains a glossary of the terminology most commonly used in gender mainstreaming in order to facilitate conceptual clarity and common understanding.

In other countries and regions, the illness and death of one or both parents or other kin due to HIV AIDS is now a common feature of early childhood.

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Why would I need a bloody water feature?

It's not a bug, it's an undocumented feature.

Finally, it contains a special feature on microcredit.

Intellect is seldom a feature of physical beauty.

As China s leaders continue to push for more control over Hong Kong, spinal shivers are likely to become an increasingly common feature of life there.

This will be a routine feature in a cell phone.

Here's a little feature. An accident about a tear bomb.

I found a women's magazine, which had a photo feature.

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But the most frequently occurring common feature in the cases above (and, it seems, in cartel cases everywhere) is bid rigging on sales to government agencies.

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That debate, however, had a distinctive feature in Mexico.

Emil, I got a good feature on the manhunt.

Did you find a feature to write about yet?

It was a very inexpensive second feature, with unknown...

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