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You're compounding a felony.

Its toll surpasses understanding.

Religious institutions should study causes of terrorism and prevent them from compounding.

Toll the bell for them.

Among them, the basic toll is 1.75 yuan dwt and mileage toll is 0.05 yuan km dwt.

Indonesia Tsunami Toll Soars Above 800.

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The Poisons Act 1984 regulates the importation, possession, manufacturing, compounding, storage, transport and sale of poisons.

Death toll from Indonesia tsunami rises to 832

The toll from these massacres was as follows

The death toll was reportedly high on both sides.

Compounding that, the material of choice, laminate, that I was trying to highlight, only bends in two dimensions.

Protracted rescheduling negotiations and the associated onerous conditionalities are compounding the uncertainties facing policy makers in the region.

Hundreds killed by Indonesian quake, tsunami, with toll seen rising

We must pay a toll to drive on this road.

But overfishing is taking a socio economic and environmental toll.

The enormous death toll is only part of the burden.

11. Five years of austerity measures had taken their toll.

Cancer has been the No.1 cause of death in China, with the death toll accounting for one quarter of the global death toll due to cancer.

This is the highest death toll since the Second World War.

The toll of conflict and infectious disease continues to be devastating.

Time has taken a heavy toll of my mind and spirit

Further compounding the situation was the reassertion of discredited strategic doctrines which had created a pervasive sense of global insecurity.

Violence took its toll on Palestinian civilians as well as on Israelis.

The toll collection date is from June 15, 2016 to June 14, 2019.

HIV AIDS and tuberculosis, alongside malaria, continue to take a massive, deadly toll.

The fragmentation of economic life has taken its toll on the Palestinian population.

The conflict in Iraq continues to take a heavy toll, including among civilians.

The second follow up level aimed at compounding the acquired reading skills and providing an initial educational experience, lasting for the same period

Several homes in the north have also been converted into offices, shops and restaurants, further compounding the prevailing pressures on housing and shelter.

Desperate rescue efforts in Palu as death toll doubles in race to find survivors

Of course, earthquakes and all the natural phenomena floods, tornadoes, etc. take their toll.

c) Suspension of health care, despite the physical and psychological toll taken on them

Compounding these challenges is our heavy dependence on the natural environment to support our tourism industry, the lifeblood of the economies of our nations.

I don't know what the Bar Association thinks about its members compounding a felony, but I do know what the law thinks about it.

Most of the death toll was 15 to 40 year olds robustly healthy young adults.

That adds up to an annual death toll of greater than the population of Canada.

He thought he had designed something that would reduce the toll of suffering in war.

Civilians continue to pay a heavy toll in the various conflict situations around the world.

While politically motivated, sanctions against third countries had had a heavy toll on Turkey s economy.

A government decree in the Syrian Arab Republic increased hospitalization charges by 460 per cent effective 2005, compounding the Agency's difficulties in supporting secondary care.

A compounding factor has been the multitude of competing priorities in disaster prone developing countries, leaving disaster prevention and mitigation among the less important ones.

According to media reports here, Indonesian Vice President Kalla said the death toll may reach thousands.

The road toll in Australia is now one third of what it was in the 1960s.