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The contribution ranges from 3 per cent to 6 per cent depending upon the salary.

(b) Currently, depending on size, fragments from explosions are the main source of space debris.

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Depending on the activities' nature, the increase of women's participation ranges between from 40 to 50 .

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There are many promised lands, depending on your station in society, depending on your stage of life.

The economic benefits would therefore range from 3 to 34 per 1 invested, depending on the region.

The effectiveness of partnerships and advocacy varies from country to country, depending on individual skills and personalities.

The evaluation modalities vary somewhat from project to project depending on the particular objectives, activities and circumstances.

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Depending on your particular setup and personal preferences, there are many ways to access data from your HTML forms.

Depending on your setup you will install bison and flex from either source or a package, such as a RPM.

The trials of the remaining nine detainees will start from 2006 onwards, depending on Trial Chamber and court room availability.

This week, between 14 and 18 accused are being transported to and from the courtroom, depending on the daily schedule.

The gap varies from country to country depending on the availability of instructional materials necessary to translate ideas into practice.

Another factor to take into consideration is that the majority of women have their households depending exclusively from the earnings obtained from this type of activities.

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Gradually implement the IMIS interface for offices away from Geneva, depending on telecommunication access, and e status reporting for other member organizations, depending on their information technology and the interaction of the secretariat of their staff pension committee with projects.

Amounts paid to foster families vary from KM 100 to 5,250 per month, depending on material capabilities of cantons and municipalities.

The duration of the accommodation is individual, depending on the needs in each individual case, lasting from one to several months.

Methods of combating harmful traditional practices appear to differ greatly from one region to another and depending on the practice concerned.

France stated that victims might receive from the State financial support for legal counsel, depending on the victim apos s monthly income.

That aim would not be achieved if the effects of the recognition varied from country to country depending upon the national law.

However, a payload may vary depending on military requirements.

Depending on the outcome, local salaries are adjusted accordingly.

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These missions are for periods ranging from a few days to several months, depending on the needs of the field mission in question.

VSATs were available for operation in the C band or Ku band, but currently cost from 5,000 to 15,000, depending on their application.

A few others might be taken up by the Coordinating Unit for Operational Activities, depending on specific requests from groups of member States.)

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Depending on national circumstances, implementation could begin in different phases.

There may be different starting points, depending on the promoters.

(e) Pay increases depending on inflation and other economic factors

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