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You may notice some changes. There are some fixings I brought here from kansas city.

Brackets

Well you printed out the brackets and then replaced the old brackets with the new ones.

Put in brackets minestrone.

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The age brackets most affected are

Deletions are contained in square brackets and amendments are underlined.

Deletions are contained in square brackets and amendments are underlined.

But those square brackets were not removed.

(Figures in brackets refer to critical recommendations)

Three wayward Pac Men, and three pointy brackets are actually present.

The changes are underlined and deletions are shown in square brackets.

Proposed additions are marked by underlining and proposed deletions by square brackets.

In 3(2) the reference at the end is within square brackets in A CN.9 WG.III WP.44 but the square brackets could be removed and the text retained.

Reduced amount for parents in higher income brackets a

Reduced amount for parents in high income brackets b

The words in square brackets are suggested for deletion

(a) The square brackets around paragraph 9 were deleted

Examples of policies and measures and their indicators are listed below (indicators within brackets)

I had hoped that those square brackets would be removed.

Four person household of workers in the middle income brackets

Brackets or ranges of per capita income would be established.

The second sentence, also in brackets, could also be deleted.

(a) The square brackets around operative paragraph 4 were removed

(c) The square brackets around operative paragraph 10 were deleted

(b) The square brackets around operative paragraph 19 were removed.

Four person household of salaried employees and civil servants in the higher income brackets

The square brackets around draft paragraph 72 (e) should be removed

The sentence in 1 (a) within square brackets, however, is controversial.

(a) In annex I, paragraph 15, the square brackets were removed

After her name, written in brackets was the apt description, horse face.

Support was expressed for the deletion of the text in square brackets.

Other views were expressed in favour of keeping the text and deleting only the square brackets.

After consideration, the Working Group decided to retain both paragraphs (5) and (6) within square brackets.

(iv) To place subparagraph (d) (ii) and paragraph 2 (b) of the JIGE text in brackets

A view was expressed in support of retaining this phrase and deleting the square brackets around it.

The square brackets around the word maritime in draft article 88 (1) and (2) should be removed

The United States believes that the brackets should be removed and the bracketed language should be retained.

Square brackets have been introduced concerning which persons article 88 is to cover.

Pending further discussion, it was decided to keep the word in square brackets.

After discussion, the Working Group decided to retain paragraph (4) within square brackets.

76. The Group decided that the phrase should be kept within square brackets.

Draft paragraph 6 was one of the few provisions that remained in square brackets.

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