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Draft guideline 3.1.11 needed to be worded more precisely.

And it will happen precisely the year 2048 in the later part of the summer, in July, more precisely, the 27th of July.

And I decided to try to get smarter by reading the entire Encyclopedia Britannica from A to Z or, more precisely, from a ak to Zywiec.

And I decided to try to get smarter by reading the entire Encyclopedia Britannica from A to Z or, more precisely, from a ak to Zywiec.

Today, Europe or, more precisely, the eurozone faces an almost identical situation, except that the historical conditions for further integration are much more complex and difficult than they were in post independence America.

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Over the course of a few decades, major city centers across the world began to resemble each other much more closely, with the same brands, designs, and lifestyles. Consumption or, more precisely, consumerism , appeared to be globalized.

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It was advisable to fine tune the criteria governing these reallocations and more precisely ascertain their incidence on programmes.

In any case, protecting exports by resisting euro appreciation or, more precisely, dollar depreciation is a poor way to promote economic growth. A strong currency keeps both inflation and ECB interest hikes at bay.

President François Hollande has announced measures that, if implemented, would amount to a peaceful revolution a major reconciliation with the industrial and business world that even his more energetic predecessor, Nicolas Sarkozy, dared not attempt, despite or precisely because of his more conservative inclinations.

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Precisely running their courses.

Precisely running their courses.

It can be difficult to construct a path to nuclear disarmament if we do not know more precisely what will be the end goal.

They have to be precisely lathed.

And you can adapt really precisely.

Everything We created is precisely measured.

Everything We created is precisely measured.

They are not designed for use when a target is not precisely known but when a target is dispersed or spread widely.

It is important to note that precisely how new flexibilities challenge more standardized practices is dependent upon the national contexts in which they might be applied.

Precisely how all of this all plays out in the coming months and years will determine whether the European project progresses or stagnates. Perhaps observers should be paying a little less attention to the who and a bit more to the what.

It is not more nbsp wrong to kill people because of their ethnicity than it is to kill them because of their political beliefs, gender, or for the sheer pleasure of watching them die. Yet this is precisely what elevating genocide presupposes.

Two neighbors in Europe, Germany and France, are showing the way forward or, more precisely, the alternative ways forward to a low carbon future. They are going about it in ways that reflect their different resource endowments, industrial histories, and political pressures.

It's really a very precisely timed thing.

Well, you know precisely what it is.

In some cases of internal conflict, non State actors or rival political groupings may make offers to adhere to such instruments precisely to gain legitimacy or a political locus standi.

One, certainly, is that Europe or, more precisely, the United Kingdom, Germany, and France has been engaged in the talks with Iran for more than a decade. Even as former President George W. Bush branded Iran a part of an axis of evil, the key European Union members insisted that diplomacy was better than war.

They wanted it to end precisely on time.

What document is it, precisely, you're talking about?

goblets of silver that they have precisely measured.

goblets of silver that they have precisely measured.

He has counted them and numbered them precisely,

He has counted them and numbered them precisely,

What precisely was meant by maintaining existing structures ?

In general, the best government interventions target failures precisely using cap and trade to put a price on air pollution, for example, or relying on the individual mandate to curtail adverse selection in health insurance while letting market forces do the rest more efficiently than bureaucrats can.

In 1980, 9 of Japan s population was 65 or older now the ratio is more than 23 , one of the highest in the world. As a consequence, Japanese citizens who 30 years ago were saving for their retirement are now dissaving, precisely as economic theory predicted.

We measured precisely. We are the best to measure.

But things began to change when the Israeli Labor Party lost ground to the harder line Likud. More and more, Israel began to be infected by precisely the type of politics most Jews have traditionally feared, especially ethnic nationalism.

The monetary union s rationale, as many have noted, was always more political than economic. For precisely that reason, it may well be too early to write off the single currency.

This is what I'm passionate about. It is precisely this.

Well, that is precisely what has happened around the world.

Certainly He has counted them all and numbered them precisely,

Certainly He has counted them all and numbered them precisely,