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sentence: now we, very humbly, dedicate to Grand Master Choa Kok Sui this humble work of disintegration of negative Karma of the human race if GOD, through the intercession of our beloved teacher, will bestow it to us.


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sentence: these factors make the abolition of capital punishment increasingly difficult, but it is our duty, not only as Members of the Parliament, but as members of the human race, to continue our tireless efforts to bring this practice to an end.

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sentence: in a 1955 letter to The Orlando Sentinel, Hurston questioned the Supreme Court's demand for forced integration, calling its decision in Brown v. Board of Education "insulting rather than honoring my race."

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sentence: tall, tough and hardy humans, the Norsemen are the main race of Midgard. driven out by the cold and the snow, they moved to these lands with the help of the Dwarves.

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sentence: could it be that the next phase of evolution for the human race is to do with this increasing electrical circuitry?


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sentence: these aim at preventing the export of weapons to governments which abuse human rights, to areas of conflict or to regions engaged in arms races.

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sentence: the country of origin principle encouraged a race to the bottom in regulatory terms, but the country of destination principle encourages stark and stupid protectionism.

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winner of 5 races at age 2, among which the Prix Delahante (Listed Race).


my group therefore particularly deplores the fact that no measures have been taken to stop the taxation race between the Member States.


especially in the night the camping grounds look like a fair ground which makes the special atmosphere of the 24h race.


sentence: they must also keep records of the waste that they handle.

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sentence: Mr President, I am also pleased that the French police guarded us so well, of course, but I want to ask Mr Rübig if he has another record in his repertoire, and if he will stop boring us with this rubbish!

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sentence: it will be the first time in ski history that a unique record will be set up. fastest Speed Sandskiing for the Guinness Book of World Records.

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sentence: it also contains a record of the history of Abraham and his descendants, beginning with Abraham, and the covenant, or testament, the Lord made with Abraham and his posterity.


sentence: the first record came out in the middle of last year, called "Kept Low."

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sentence: the name of the composer and producer HECTOR ZAZOU, Paris, is usually associated with records like "Geologies," "Les Nouvelles Polyphonies Corses," "Sahara Blue" and with names like John Cale, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Jon Hassel and Bill Laswell.

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sentence: "someone came in recently and said:" I don't have a record player, but I want to buy a Radiohead record so we can put it on our shelf, "" he says.

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sentence: with more than 80 million records sold around the world and with his concert held in Moscow in 1997 that attracted the most visitors ever, this...

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sentence: and even the most important representatives of the German country music szene say, that they need to record songs with German lyrics in order to be successful enough to be allowed to make the next record.

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sentence: he has, however, noticed a new wave of people influenced by the media hype, people who heard about the comeback and felt compelled to buy back their old records.

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sentence: it uses lots of high-sounding words that give the impression that the EU is professional, well organised and has properly-maintained financial records.

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sentence: he agrees that those who purchase records are more likely to be introverts who like their own company, adding: "I don't smoke, I don't drink very much.


sentence: 14 And as he dwelt in the cavity of a rock he made the a remainder of this record, viewing the destructions which came upon the people, by night.


sentence: what is particularly important is to bring a rapid end to the mechanisms that allow 20% of appropriations recovered from irregularities in the EAGGF-Guarantee to disappear, leaving no trace or record in the Community's books, in sums and for purposes of which the Commission is unaware and much less controls.

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sentence: it will not even encourage poor musicians, as it is not their records that sell more than 50 years after they were made.

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sentence: this is a new record for ENGEL - it has never welcomed so many visitors to a symposium before. and this despite the very tense market situation.

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sentence: in July of 1912 Columbia decided to concentrate exclusively on disc records, and stopped recording new cylinder records and manufacturing cylinder phonographs, although they continued pressing and selling cylinder records from their back catalogue for a year or two more.

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sentence: I am referring both to a single original work of art, as in the case of the plastic arts which we are discussing today, and to works which are reproduced such as books, records and audio-visual material.

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sentence: they just finished the works on their new record in the Antfarm Studio Denmark with no less than Tue Madsen.


today or tomorrow we will hopefully receive a reply to our record application from the Guiness Book of Records.


sentence: then the general church recorder can enter the record on the general church book, with the certificates and all the attending witnesses, with his own statement that he verily believes the above statement and records to be true, from his knowledge of the general character and appointment of those men by the church.

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sentence: they have been described as the result of subtle ideas and years of enjoyment of thousands of records.

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sentence: this is an important part of 'women's culture. "" both the red front side of the record with the silver labrys, a double-bladed ax, and the lyrics about violence against women, female friendships and lesbian coming-out leave no doubt that the battle for women's liberation is only possible without men.

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sentence: the seller is always to find at the start of each advertisement before the record list begins.

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sentence: and if some good lyrics and a great voice was not enough, in the booklet of the record we can see some minirelatos who develop the history through the songs.

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sentence: his covers for Columbia - combining bold typography with modern, elegant illustrations - took the industry by storm and revolutionized the way records were sold.

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sentence: when he got the call to do Toby's record he asked me to come on board as the recording engineer with my mobile Nuendo rig.

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sentence: for many music enthusiasts records represent the only way to listen to music in all its emotionality and complexity.

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sentence: they are certainly not spending their Thursday mornings loitering around the record shops of Berwick Street, flicking through records and avoiding the gaze of a creepy, 30-year-old fake television presenter who is looming over the shoulders of unsuspecting middle-aged men.

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sentence: Elanora, 27, has been walking around Fopp for a few minutes, looking at the variety of records on sale.

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sentence: Phoenix releases its first record "Vremuri" (Times), an EP with four songs.

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sentence: his reason for acquiring such a vast number of albums and singles is partly a result of his disposable income: he is now able to buy records he couldn't afford when they originally came out, and to repurchase items he sold when he was young and skint.

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sentence: he has been part of the musicians roster of the Deutsches Schauspielhaus, he has played on records from Taco to BLÜMCHEN, and - with his subtle humor - which seems to be a trademark of ALL members of UK 5, he adds to the success of the zany duo kahl & KAYSER, its other half being Ernst kahl, the great painter, screen author and politically inspired comedian.

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sentence: not a leaf falleth but He knoweth it, not a grain amid the darkness of the earth, naught of wet or dry but (it is noted) in a clear record.

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sentence: the St. Hilarius chapel was first mentioned in records in 1267 in the Württemberg register: count Hermann von Sulz sold "the mountain with the parish church for Tumlingen on it, together with the Bailiwick" to Master Eberhard von Horb and his brother Dietrich for 20 silver marks.

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sentence: apparently, it is only a technical matter, with perhaps some rather more exciting elements such as reduced rates for records and CD-ROMs.

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sentence: the two songs' It Pays Off 'and' Million $Man 'have clear hit potential and bring the record a good reception.


sentence: the Lakers finished the 2000-2001 Season with a 56-26 record, tied for second best in the NBA.

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sentence: but perhaps the most exciting innovation offered by Bitcoin is the "blockchain" - peer-to-peer software that keeps a record of all transactions and a tally of who owns what.

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sentence: the Enhancer restores efficiently the clarity of high frequencies. it restores the dynamics of high frequencies in dull tape recordings or old records.

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sentence: to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the essential records for any average collection.

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their old records were released on vinyl, and sold well. royalties from these record sales provided some much-needed income for the aging Harmonists, who were then scattered throughout the world.


sentence: that is the most anemic consumer recovery on record - fully 1.5 percentage points slower than the 12-year pre-crisis trend of 3.6% that prevailed between 1996 and 2007.

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sentence: it also helped give the series a record audience at the time.

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sentence: Mr President, during Commission Question Time at the last part-session 34 questions were tabled by MEPs but only eight received answers, which is a new record.

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sentence: we have before us a report which had 106 amendments in committee - a record for the discharge.

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sentence: among his many records, there is also flying at 15,445 metres, above the Andes, but with a co-pilot.

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if you want to know how to get to EuroSpeedway Lausitz the fastest way, to inform yourself about our different track layouts, if you're searching an overview of our area or grandstands or if lap records are the important thing for you, you will find the right information directly in this category.


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sentence: this important step should be applauded, but at the same time, we cannot overlook the fact that China holds the record for the highest number of death penalties, the true number of which we do not even know, due to a lack of transparency and the fact that certain people are qualified as non-people.

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sentence: Germany also holds the record for the efficiency of LEDs with 150 lumen / watt (lm / W).

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century Child came out in May 2002 and made a sales record, selling gold in Finland within 2 hours!


sentence: the record of abstention beaten at every single European election should serve to remind us that the supranational level is not that of a fair and effective democracy.

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the wish to outperform the old record prevalences pretty soon.


sentence: I found 3 typos in my texts which could be considered a (sad) record, but I'm actually more shocked about the fact that no one ever made me aware of them.

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sentence: this is a record, as I think we have 13 or 15 requests, and even though Members are still asking to be included, we obviously cannot have 20 people speaking.

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sentence: even in good times, the German Government of Mr Schröder went through the 3% ceiling, and Greece, of course, broke all the records, because the Greek political class is utterly unable to manage money.

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sentence: sadly, as a native of Galicia I am all too aware of the unfortunate record held by that part of Spain. eight such accidents have taken place there over the last thirty years.

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sentence: (HU) Please forgive me for the unusually personal note, but while we have been discussing the programme against cancer and many people emphasised what a terrible illness this really is and how many people die of it, I could not help remembering that four years ago I too was suffering from this illness, and at this very time of year I think I managed to set some sort of record, according to the oncology department.

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sentence: because, according to the definition used, this income could be higher than the minimum wage, which is what 15% of French workers earn; a record among developed countries.

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sentence: I can prove that no matter where you are, if the music is good, and you know, the talent is there, you can make a record number one, anyone, do not have to go to LA (Los Angeles), do not have to go to New York or Chicago or anything like that, passion is what matters, not the technology.

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sentence: free entry to museums and art galleries - certainly in Scotland and the United Kingdom - has seen record levels of people visiting cultural institutions.

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sentence: 2010.02.11 --- On the occasion of the first meeting of the interdepartmental committee of disabled people to coordinate the activities of ministers and the relations with associations and CNCPH, the first minister, Francois Fillon in an exclusive interview, we brings his view of politics and the balance of the action his government is on record.

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sentence: President Barack Obama's new budget calls for a stunning $1.75 trillion deficit in the United States, a multiple of the previous record.

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sentence: it could mark the end of a Ryder Cup career that has never quite matched the heights of his individual record.

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sentence: instead, such incentives - such as the US corporate-tax cuts enacted in December 2017 - reduce government revenues, on balance, and help to fuel record-high profits for companies, while producing little private investment.

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sentence: in its first year, the programme supported a record 650,000 mobility grants for students, trainees, teachers, volunteers and other young people and paved the way for the first student loans for a full Master degree abroad.

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sentence: been back at their historical origin, the last summer games have broken all records.

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sentence: the same thing applies to the banking sector where the arrival of the euro gave a veritable boost to the mergers and acquisitions which eat up jobs and which shifted the emphasis of banking towards financial and even speculative activities. the sad record is held by Renault which is gratifying its shareholders with its swingeing job cuts at Nissan even if it means exporting the most horrendous image of Europe to Japan whilst, as an indirect result, shedding several thousand jobs within the European Union itself.

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sentence: China, the self-styled democratic Republic of the Congo, the United States and Iran have the sad record of coming at the top of the list of the countries which apply the death sentence.

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despite February setting a new monthly record with around 1,940 relocations, the current pace of relocation is still well below expectations and below the European Council endorsed target of at least 3,000 monthly relocations from Greece and the target set by the Commission of at least 1,500 monthly relocations from Italy.


sentence: however, it is the essential, yesterday was a day of record here in the Money... Come home more of these!

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this is a real record, which I hope will now lead to greater consideration of the financial constraints in our legislative activities.


sentence: the current cycle is by far the longest the Fed has waited since the end of the last recession; the record had been 35 months, and this is 74 months and counting.

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sentence: you made reference to the fact that your team set a record in terms of attendance.

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one can always dream of better, and I had actually stated that, if the world record was in my reach, I would certainly attempt it.


sentence: following the motto "Chase after the record" the three surf-pros Bernd Flessner, Helge Wilkens and Gunnar Asmussen will fight for the minimum time.

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sentence: the new data confirm that 2015 was the hottest year on record, and show that the global run of record-breaking temperatures continued through the first two months of this year.

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this Eliasson-designed automobile, the BMW H2R, is a racing car powered by hydrogen that has been developed to achieve speed records and at the same time point to the future in terms of sustainable mobility.


sentence: with an increase of 26.3 percent, hotel rates in the Norwegian city are holding the record for Europe, even.

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sentence: currently, the record for image resolution among camera phones is 10 megapixels.

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one record was improved on by the Hungarian, Evelyn Verraszto, 200m medly, and the two others by Russia in the 4x50m medly relay.


sentence: he is frequently booed and mocked by fans, and many thought that baseball's commissioner, Bud Selig, should not attend games at which Bonds might tie or break the record.

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sentence: in love there is no ladder to be climbed or records to be broken. what you want is relaxing and enjoying.

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the club is not connected to Guinness World Records. we cannot give "official" information related to Guinness World Records and their record book.


sentence: having unleashed 238 world records since February 2008, these swimsuits will end their epic story in Istanbul, which had also seen the first ones in 1999, during the same competition.

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sentence: the young swimmer did not succeed in reducing the record he currently holds in the 400m freestyle (3: 32.77), but did, nevertheless, make an impression by achieving his second personal best time (3: 34.55), ahead of the Russian, Nikita Lobintsev (3: 35.75) and the Dane, Mads Glaesner (3: 36.82).

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sentence: this is a record and means that China, for the tenth time in succession, is the global leader when it comes to new trademark applications, informed the authority.

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sentence: Loris Capirossi's record breaking 277th Grand Prix appearance may not have ended with a repeat of his Brno podium return, but the Italian was still happy that an important step had been taken with the Rizla Suzuki GSV-R. Capirossi had a busy weekend due to the arrival of a new chassis used previously only at the post-race Czech Republic test, but believes that any early teething problems had been resolved by the end of the Sunday race.

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sentence: we are an agency capable of achieving more than 2500 customers in a match, which is a true record and a challenge in organization and control.

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sentence: the large variety of species that are caught in the island's waters is evident from the fact that these fishing records have covered many divergent fish species, such as the blue marlin, swordfish, yellowfin tuna, bigeye tuna, Atlantic bonito, barracuda and albacore, among others.

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sentence: in fact, the carbon-14 monitor gave a 493-centimetre-long Greenland shark an age of 335, while the record-holding shark, at 502 centimetres, was apparently 392 years old.

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sentence: in any event on Tuesday the difference between German long-term rates reached a record of 210 base points and the price of contracts to cover the risk of bankruptcy (CDS) took off to reach 263 points, producing a certain amount of panic in Rome.

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sentence: Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina have recently suffered the worst flooding since records.

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sentence: Middle-distance runner Muir is leading the way, having set five British and two European records in the past year.

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at Airbus, a record number of aircraft, 453, were delivered.


sentence: this record was accepted by the Guinness Book of Records, but later they added the comment "Some experts on calculating prodigies refuse to give credence to the above - largely on the grounds that it is so vastly superior to the calculating feats of any other invigilated prodigy.

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the winning sequence in the first division ends directly behind champions MVV and is sufficient for promoting back to the Eredivisie. the goal is achieved and the average attendance, 12.400, is a first division record.


sentence: Julius Nielsen, who has been studying the sharks, says record goes to a female thought to be between 272 and 512 years old and is five metres in length

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the implementation of the budget was the poorest on record.


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sentence: his current aim is the ascent of the "Seven Summits" (the highest mountains of all continents) in a new minimum record time.

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they focused on buying assets, repackaging them, and selling them, while establishing a record of incompetence in assessing risk and screening for creditworthiness.


this record was broken by Elector August the Strong of Saxony some two hundred years later, in 1730.


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sentence: strong cardboard (ask at your local printshop, they'll usually have something like this left as waste), a cutter, meaning a tinker knife (from the local homeworker's market), a steel ruler (plastic rulers will be turned into fine plastic chips by the cutter), as well as area-applicable glue.

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sentence: although they don't have a taste like the sea variety, some of them like the Corvina and the brave Dorado (named after its golden scales) destach among the others.

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sentence: she referred to sayings such as: "Holzauge sei wachsam" (keep your eyes peeled), "wie Schuppen von den Augen fallen" (like scales falling from one's eyes), "ein Auge auf jemand werfen" (to cast an eye on someone), "den seinen gibt's der Herr im Schlaf" (good things come to some when they sleep) and "seine Hände in Unschuld waschen" (to wash one's hands of something).

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sentence: many cafes, restaurants and hotels have only kosher food, with no pork, seafood, fish with no scales, or dishes that combine milk with meat.

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sentence: after all, were the scales not falling away from the eyes of Chinese leaders, and were they not now turning for salvation toward the God of capitalism that they had once so militantly denounced?

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sentence: management of major scales in response to the emergence of a new sharp or flat in the key signature.

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sentence: indeed, in certain environments, an acoustic piano can prove disruptive; the diligent tones of children practising scales are unlikely to be welcomed by other family members wishing to watch television, while even the most gentle, soothing Chopin preludes have the potential to irritate neighbours if performed after an acceptable time.

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sentence: basic major scale, and on each of his notes make a scale, we get 7 scales different, they all are the harmonic field of the major scale.

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sentence: compare the natural harmonic sequence with the musical scale and learn more about temperament and tunings.


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sentence: absurdity of 2009 was the obligation of physiotherapists to have a large mirror, a refrigerator and two stepping scales in the office.

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sentence: the reason to repeal the legal acts is that they are no longer necessary, technically outdated and / or applied more seldom, as in the case of the directive on weights for use on non-automatic weighing scales.

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sentence: it employs highly sensitive scales to weigh the debris particles caught in the membranes, thus determining the weight of each component's residual contamination before rinsing.

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our Accredited Metrological Laboratory ensures in conjunction with the Czech Metrological Institute mandatory metrological validation of medical scales.


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sentence: Eldim's high-quality seal and honeycomb technologies supplement Sulzer Metco's existing abradable and braze markets, while the EB / PVD coating capabilities of Sulzer Metco Coatings BV is a logical step in the expansion of Sulzer Metco's coating services business in Europe.

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a) E-Fork ® conceived from the mechanic version Forkseal ® along with the electronic part consolidated inside the seal.


sentence: and it are not only the seals that protect the camera against annoying dust.

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sentence: Freudenberg develops and produces seals, anti-vibration systems, filters, nonwovens, release agents, speciality lubricants and mechatronics products.

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as an alternative to braiding, BIW also has modern weaving and knitting machines to produce a wide range of hoses and seals.


sentence: the Council decided not to oppose the adoption of a Commission regulation laying down implementing rules for regulation 1007 / 2009, which sets strict conditions for the marketing of seal products in the EU.

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sentence: the five-metre-long animal can ramp this up to 2.6 km / h if necessary - but this maximum speed is half as fast as a seal.

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sentence: the seals are also significantly disturbed, particularly during the breeding season, and breeding sites are not adequately protected.

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sentence: through windows, visitors will be able to watch polar bears, seals and penguins swim and dive.

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sentence: it is similarly important for the Czech Republic that the labelling of Czech slivovice, which is traditionally distilled from plums, cannot be used also for, say, European distilled spirits that are plum-flavoured because plum juice has been added to the spirit.

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sentence: the European Commission welcomes completion of the negotiations on the wine and spirits agreements between the European Union and South Africa

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sentence: the aim is to allow European producers of spirits to retain their indications of geographical origin on the world market.

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sentence: the Council adopted today - by written procedure - a Decision for an Agreement between the European Community and Canada creating more favourable conditions for the harmonious development of trade in wine and spirits drinks (11012 / 03).

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sentence: that means, Mr President, that the various amendments I would really like to have introduced so that unit prices could be compared everywhere have been withdrawn in favour of the solution offered by the Commission, in other words that wine, spirits and the like may remain exempt.

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sentence: the purpose of adopting a single regulation bringing together the two existing regulations is to pursue a well-defined policy for spirit drinks, adapting the current law to the new technical requirements also defined by the World Trade Organisation.

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sentence: the agreement, if confirmed by the European Parliament, will mean free sizes for pre-packed products except for wines and spirits, for which the current existing fixed sizes have been streamlined.

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sentence: the Commission also manages two registers for geographical indications of wines and spirit drinks.

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sentence: it will also become easier to trade wine and spirits, exports of which are important for both the EU and Mexico.


sentence: one proposal in particular that has been taken on board is the abolition of the initial proposal for the categorisation of spirit drinks; secondly, the introduction of a strong quality policy for spirit drinks; thirdly, the withdrawal of the proposal to allow flavours to be added to eau de vie; and fourthly, the strengthening of the powers of the European Parliament by introducing the regulatory committee with scrutiny procedures in most of the cases for which provision is made for comitology.

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sentence: Madam President, firstly, I want to say that the Commission is to be congratulated on rejecting a recent proposal by the WHO that we should ban the sale of duty-free alcohol and spirits.


sentence: the EU is the number one exporter of spirits to the Colombian market and, as a result, the trading partner most affected by these measures (followed by Mexico, Costa Rica and the United States).


sentence: the Korean consumer market, in turn, wants access to speciality European agricultural products, such as wines, spirits, meats, cheeses, all protected by geographical indicators.

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sentence: the EU's openings on certain products are limited and calibrated and are balanced out by Canadian openings that satisfy important European exporting interests, such as cheese, wine and spirits, fruit and vegetables, processed products and geographical indications.

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sentence: the Council adopted a Regulation on spirit drinks and a Regulation delaying by two years the entry into force of the electronic identification of small ruminants.

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sentence: the new legislation provides for a final rate of 27% applicable to all spirits as from March 2003.

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sentence: on the basis of the information available to it, however, the Commission considers that it is not a medicinal product but a herb-based alcoholic product with properties wholly comparable with those of other spirits marketed in Germany.

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sentence: apart from the fact that this would eliminate customs duties on products of concern to Portugal, such as textiles and clothes, we are also concerned about the specific case of the Davos Agreement on wines and spirits.

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sentence: these and different spirits, which are the specialities of other countries, need another designation, primarily to prevent attempts at misleading customers.

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sentence: the agreement also regulates production and quality standards for wines and spirits in bilateral commerce.

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sentence: the Association Council noted that both Parties are currently negotiating mutual concessions in agricultural products and processed agricultural products with a view to further liberalising bilateral trade and improving market access in the pre-accession period, as well as an agreement on wine and spirits which covers both new mutual concessions and improved protection for denominations.

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sentence: the Commission suggests specific commitments be negotiated in order to guarantee fair market access opportunities for those wines, spirits and other agricultural and foodstuff products.

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sentence: first of all, the border countries, the Eastern border countries in particular, may face a rise in the flow of smuggled goods because the prices of spirits are much lower, both in Russia and Belarus, and the decision to fight against smuggling should not only focus on the strengthening of border protection.

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sentence: (SK) When Slovakia acceded the EU, local producers were required to make changes to the designation of alcohol and spirits.

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sentence: the same applies to rum, since we have signed a unilateral agreement with the United States on the import of colourless spirits, and that includes rum, which will inevitably lead in the short term to the economic destabilisation of the entire Caribbean!

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sentence: while it is easy to say what sake is not - it is definitely not a distilled spirit like vodka or gin - it is a bit harder to say exactly what sake is.

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sentence: it has also undertaken to give exclusive protection to certain traditional names of spirits such as "grappa," "ouzo," "Korn," "Pacharan" and "Jagatee."

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sentence: Sweden pursues a restrictive policy on alcohol, which includes high taxes, especially on spirits.

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sentence: therefore it has been important to update the 1989-1990 regulations, to bring greater clarity and greater legal certainty to improve the definition of the main spirit drinks and to resolve any problems with spirits with a quasi-geographical indication status.

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sentence: first of all, broadening the definition of vodka to include spirit drinks based on raw ingredients other than those traditionally used infringes the law and is damaging to the economic interests of current vodka producers and consumers.

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sentence: at that time he sold more than 60 million litres distilled spirits a year. he had branches in Russia, Germany, Hungary, Italy, France, Spain, and on Malta.

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sentence: "cocktail is a stimulating liquor composed of spirits of any kind, sugar, water, and bitters--it is vulgarly called a bittered sling and is supposed to be an excellent electioneering potion, inasmuch as it renders the heart stout and bold, at the same time that it fuddles the head.

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sentence: 2 / 3 parts "furniture" spirit "loft" in 2nd and last floor of a building 30 ye...

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sentence: the more recent historiography only deals with what the inhabitants of Åhus calls the three sins; eel, tobacco and distilled spirits.

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sentence: if you travel via Brussels airport, as most Members here do, you go into the main lobby in terminal B and you can buy a bottle of spirits and 200 cigarettes.

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sentence: however, Greece does not have a derogation for the spirits Tsipouro or Tsikoudi and currently applies a reduced rate of excise duty (50%) to Tsipouro and Tsikoudi as well as super-reduced rate (around 6%) to the production of those same spirits by small producers, so-called 'two-day distillers'.

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sentence: what we now have is a proper registration system for geographical indication, which is important, and I am glad we have got rid of the three categories of spirits.

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sentence: increased imports from third countries as a result of the Uruguay Round Agreements, imports of diluted alcohol at a zero tariff rate applicable to spirits and greater quantities of blends of alcohol with denaturants imported at far lower tariffs have increased pressure on the sector.

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sentence: these concerns relate to the market for aniseed flavoured spirits in Finland,

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in 2014, EU exports of spirits to Colombia valued at 43 million represented approximately 14% of total agricultural exports to Colombia and 77% of total Colombian imports of spirits.


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sentence: it differs from grain spirit by having a characteristical taste, which is caused through the nature of the raw substances, their treatment and production (especially by a slightly smoking for Scotch Whisky).

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sentence: the panel was brought by the United States and Australia against the EU system of protection of geographical indications and designations of origin for agricultural products and foodstuffs other than wines and spirits.

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sentence: all other spirits (mostly imported) are subject to a system of price bands at substantially higher taxes.


sentence: exclusion of 45% of agricultural products is in conflict with the spirit of that approach.

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sentence: I think there is nothing in the letter and spirit of the new treaty to contradict that level of flexibility, and we are going to be very flexible when it comes to the new innovative drafting of this flexibility article in the Multiannual Financial Framework.

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sentence: in that spirit, the Commission proposes to focus on initiatives that could help to trigger inclusive and sustainable growth in the long-term.

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that is apparent from the wording, context, spirit and purpose of the provision of EU law.


if you find another player acting in a manner that contradicts the spirit of the guidelines detailed below, you must first verbally request the offending player to discontinue his / her behavior.


sentence: in my opinion, all these amendments which have been adopted by the Committee on Fisheries are in line with the spirit of the measure which the Council felt obliged to adopt in order to assist the diversification of those fishermen severely affected by a measure which they feel is particularly unfair.

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sentence: to achieve this, the Commission and the Council must provide evidence, as their representatives have just confirmed, of the generous spirit that spurs European governments forward in their relations with South Africa and provide a measure of the mutually advantageous consequences that might derive from the furtherance of economic relations between the European Union and South Africa.

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sentence: the European Union urges all parties concerned to exercise restraint and appeals to Israel and the Palestinian Authority to intensify their efforts with a view to urgently concluding the Framework Agreement foreseen in the Sharm-el-Sheikh Memorandum of September 1999 and the Permanent Status negotiations within the agreed time-frame and with the courage and spirit of compromise that they demand.

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sentence: on the subject of these two recommendations, I should also like to highlight how the Committee on Foreign Affairs has contrived to imbue both proposals with a markedly political spirit. this is doubtless the result of the committee 's composition and outlook.


sentence: in this context, thanks to the spirit of enterprise and to the precious experience matured by their fathers, in the field of porphyry, Girardi Pio and Roccabruna Benvenuto give life to the Art Porfidi Italia s.r.l.

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sentence: many philosophical spirits ot the times were combined in Kahn's personality. he participated in all the radical experiences of modernization in the early 20th century.

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the owl's golden wisdom and peaceful spirit are expressed beautifully in this stunning piece - the first Swarovski owl in colour!


sentence: Lars Hendrik Gass, in charge of festival management, desires an immaculate chronicle for this special occasion - a reference book about festival spirit and media in contemporary change.

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sentence: Abigail Breslin was already three years for advertising spots, including Toys'R'US, in front of the camera before 2002, in M. Night Shyamalans Mystery Signs drama - characters as Mel Gibson's film subsidiary her film debut and gave a Young Artist Award nominated.

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sentence: a caretaker government oversaw new elections in the spring of 2001, which ushered in Alejandro TOLEDO as the new head of government - Peru's first democratically elected president of Native American ethnicity.

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the front frame down to the front leaf springs is painted as well.


sentence: in this mode, the robot will act like a spring in the specified direction.

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sentence: the extra-long springs of the latest generation of dual mass flywheels significantly reduce the spring rate compared to a first generation dual mass flywheel.

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sentence: Barnes GROUP, USA, Associated Spring - complete spring program, extension springs, compression springs, helical torsion springs, gaseous springs, disk springs (DIN 2093), tool springs (ISO 10243).


sentence: "you must not feel the springs when touching the mattress with hands or sitting down on the mattress," warns Helena Prokopova.

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sentence: next spring the Commission will also deliver proposals on drinking water we promised in response to another successful Initiative.

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sentence: completely renovated in spring 2008, this elegant 4-star deluxe hotel is situated directly in the centre of the world-famous holiday resort of Bad Gastein.

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sentence: the charming countryside of the Basel region with its many cherry trees in spring boasts a particularly beautiful display of blooms.


sentence: in the spring of 2006 Air Berlin was floated on the stock exchange.


sentence: this is a nature reserve, a marshy area with ponds, in which water lilies, reeds and various other marshland plants thrive, and in spring the frogs give a concert. the route marked "R" leads past the nature reserve over slabs of ground-down porphyry rock, down to the idyllic Göllersee, a small lake.

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sentence: the district is very well known also for the very good conditions of its runs - from the beginning of December to late spring.

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sentence: delivery of the system is scheduled for the spring of 2010.


sentence: in Sportgastein cross country skiing fun attracts way into spring with a snow-granted high track situated around 1600m above sea-level.


sentence: as you know we were in Mammoth Mountain CA this spring where we met some korean guys.


sentence: in spring the Ujście Warty National Park is very important due to the breeding area of many rare and endangered bird species and the high density of some Polish bird populations.

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sentence: the beautiful island paradise of Mallorca is getting ready for spring.


sentence: whether you choose to stay at the tourist complex or in a hotel near the city, there are warious sports fields nearby and the spring is the best season to experience the Poreč region on a bicycle.

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sentence: not only do we have to deal with unstable weather gods, but also with decreasing popularity of jogging. but we do our very best for "The mountain adventure" - Det Norske Fjellmaraton - to be "the most beautiful adventure in spring" for as many as possible.

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sentence: thanks to the slope below the Lomnické Saddle and the rally down to the Tatranská Lomnica is the craggy Mountain-lake an important ski-center in winter as well as in spring. from the valley you can take the elevated-wireway and get to the Lomnické Saddle.


sentence: 4 And next spring let them depart to go over the great waters, and there promulgate my gospel, the fulness thereof, and bear record of my name.

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sentence: by spring 2016, we will consider measures in this area.


sentence: why have no legal proceedings commenced against those responsible for the oppression perpetrated in what has become known as the 'black spring of 2001'?

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sentence: the mountain spring in May / June brings lush flower-filled meadows and sprinkles the higher slopes with gentians and all kinds of anemones.

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sentence: this international event, which took place in spring 2007, turned the city into a wonderful Mediterranean viewpoint, one which attracted many prestigious spectators.

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sentence: established in the spring of 2004 and housed in a splendid building designed in a typical Amsterdam style, the Savoy Hotel Amsterdam is really magnificent.

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sentence: and in the spring we will go to the very top - with a very special offer.

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sentence: during holidays and spring weekends the city centre is crowded with families and visitors who flock here to enjoy the first rays of sun and take part in interesting excursions to the nearby resorts of Gabicce and Gradara, charming villages situated on the top of the promontory ovelooking Cattolica which boasts breathtaking views over the whole of the Riviera.

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sentence: if anyone should suggest in order to cover the edges of the pool with sand only they should be asked what would happen during the process of water replacement in the spring, winter protection action or in the process of assembly of Any additional elements.

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sentence: during spring, each year the whole area behind the dunes of this unique part of the North Sea coast turns into a sea of colour as the narcissus, tulips and hyacinths burst into bloom.

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sentence: the Commission proposes adding to the list of projects the Nordic Gas Grid, to which Parliament gave its support in the spring.

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sentence: apart from that, in spring 2007 we have planted close to a hectare of noble grape variety Viognier, from which we produce a very special white wine that fits perfectly with seafood and all sorts of fish dishes as well as with Asian cuisine.

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sentence: since spring 2009, one of the three screens, the Parallel, continues to broadcast eXcetris films.

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sentence: after days of wine and roses from last spring, when inflation was the prevailing trend on the markets, uncertainty again rears its ugly head, which is not surprising since it is their natural state, in an environment in which agents make decisions about the naturally uncertain future.

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sentence: the largest number of defaults on sub-prime mortgages will occur this spring.

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sentence: there are beautiful diving resorts as well as archaeological sites withinan hour drive. the surrounding mountains are perfect for hiking and biking activities in spring and autumn.

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sentence: an inspired concept was introduced to the Piazza Marina when the Hotel & Residence Il Teatro opened its doors in the spring of 2005.

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sentence: 7 Let each company, with their captains and presidents, decide how many can go next spring; then choose out a sufficient number of able-bodied and expert men, to take teams, seeds, and farming utensils, to go as pioneers to prepare for putting in spring crops.

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sentence: his long-standing wish to go to South America with Stephan Döge became reality in spring 1994.

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sentence: the topography is built up in relief on an areal photograph of Reykjavik, Iceland in spring of 1967.

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sentence: since spring 2004, the caves and grottoes on the cliff face have been abandoned and are now empty.

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sentence: March was named after the roman god Mars, which went for the god of war but also the spring and vegetation.

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sentence: "snow security till spring" is therefore not a blunt phrase in Serfaus, not just because of the most modern snow machines on 75km of slopes.


sentence: the Arab spring has thrown the pieces up in the air, and, like it or not, the Palestinians and Israelis are caught up in the regional turmoil.

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sentence: this centrepiece of the programme had its debut performance in Freiburg this spring, to great success.

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sentence: the age-old X-ray machine - after several attempts at repairing it - eventually broke down in spring.


sentence: in 2003 the son Martin took it over and in the spring of 2008 he started the completely refreshing of the new Hotel.


sentence: in the spring, we shall be presenting a general vade-mecum on these offices.

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sentence: such one-stop-shops should be in place in all Member States by spring 2015.


sentence: the French army commander had occupied Bavaria since the spring in 1800, during the War of the Second Coalition with Austria.


sentence: flights from Szczecin to Dusseldorf Weeze will begin in the spring, and the price per call in one direction will be from 59 PLN (taxes and fees are included).

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sentence: demand for the tour together with UNHEILIG in spring is still undamped.

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sentence: since the riots last spring, China's government has taken many pro-active measures, even adopting a "Serf Liberation Day," to defend its record in Tibet of the past 50 years, while continuing to talk with the Dalai Lama's representatives.

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sentence: s & T's takeover of The Information Management Group in the spring of 2007 extended S & T's geographical footprint into the US, Germany and Switzerland, as well as Japan and China where rapidly growing IT-markets are of special interest to S & T.

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sentence: as regards the conflict in the south-east of Turkey, the plan to launch an incursion into northern Iraq has existed at least since spring 2006.

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sentence: he attended primary school in Vaduz-Ebenholz, and he entered the Liechtenstein Gymnasium (high school) in 1979. he graduated in the spring of 1987 (high school diploma type B, with an emphasis on literary history).

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sentence: the overwhelming majority of the cities and regions that responded to the consultation conducted by the CoR this spring believe that the Europe 2020 project, as it stands, does not have the means to deliver on its promises.

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sentence: the outlook for global growth and world trade has deteriorated considerably since the spring, due to the downturn in emerging market economies, particularly China.

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sentence: this became clear in the demonstrations that spread this spring from Istanbul's Taksim Square to much of the rest of the country (though the protests had more in common with Brazil's recent unrest or the revolt in Paris in 1968 than with the popular movements in Egypt or Tunisia).

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sentence: in the spring, when its feats of memory are needed less, the chickadee's hippocampus shrinks back to its normal size.

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sentence: Aiko ® Pink can be obtained as of February 2011. Aiko ® Red and AIKO ® White will be available as of spring 2012.


sentence: the Microsoft Switzerland management therefore decided to initiate a corporate health promotion program in spring 2007.

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sentence: one of the internal conflicts within the IDF, which was conceptual as much as it was hierarchical, was articulated in the context of the debate that followed the closing down of OTRI in the spring of 2006 and the controversial suspension of Naveh and his co-director DOV Tamari.

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sentence: in the spring of 1995, there was a complete collapse of the sheep market in Ireland.


sentence: support for the euro fell sharply since the spring, but remained high at 58 per cent.

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sentence: as a young man working in the Texas oil patch in the spring of 1980, I watched prices for the US benchmark crude rise as high as $45 a barrel - $138 in today's dollars.

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sentence: (the GfK Association), a total of 19,295 people in 19 countries were surveyed in spring 2009.

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sentence: yet when in the spring of 2006 an epidemic of measles broke out among the 322 Jarawa it became clear how little is in fact being done for the survival of this ethnic group, which is 60,000 years old.

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sentence: summer, between June and September, ranges from warm to very hot, while spring and autumn are generally mild throughout the country.

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sentence: on the edge of despair they asked the Mother of God for help. she pointed the way to the cows but asked the boys to build a chapel in her honor at this place where all of a sudden a spring was bubbling up from the ground.

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sentence: ther are two sulphurous springs, which can make nearly 'miracles', especially when it comes to the cure of psoriasis, akne and eczema. this complex offers a first class rehabilitation.

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sentence: it is difficlut for us to find out reception because the room was located in different place. (according to staff, the reception will move to room side, so you may not be confused.

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sentence: our creative staff are now housed on the 2nd floor as well as the ground floor of Hindenburgstraße 32.

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I liked every thing, but the staff, they were wonderful!


sentence: Saxo Bank enables private investors and institutional clients to trade FX, CFDs, ETFs, Stocks, Futures, Options and other derivatives via multi-award winning online trading platforms, as well as offering professional portfolio and fund management.

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sentence: this last point is particularly relevant in the case of Japanese stock or dashi, where soft water ensures that the flavours of the dashi ingredients, be they konbu kelp, bonito flakes or shiitake mushrooms, and those of other ingredients in the dish, are exploited to the full.

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sentence: the ingredient, which forms the basis of countless Japanese dishes, is the equivalent of stock or bouillon in Western cooking or tang in Chinese cuisine, but as shown in the chart below, it differs subtly from these in a number of ways.

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the adaptation of fishing effort to stocks is a priority measure in the planning of Structural Fund assistance for areas dependent on fishing.


sentence: COMDEK also offers the competitive benefits such as indurance, commission or employee stock.

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sentence: film is available at most game lodges, even in remote areas, but stocks are usually smal and of the common sizes and brands.

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sentence: moreover, Article 28 of the regulation is in fact directed, in keeping with the spirit of Article 114 TFEU, at the harmonisation of the Member States "laws, regulations and administrative provisions relating to the supervision of a number of stocks and the monitoring, in specific situations, of certain commercial transactions concerning those stocks.

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sentence: always on the right track - learn everything about the quotation of the LANXESS stock here.

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sentence: their admittedly crude analysis shows why, if volatility continues to fall in 2007, prices of stocks and other assets can still go a lot higher.

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sentence: in addition, US interests will be able to own up to 49% voting stock in EU airlines, whilst the reciprocal agreement allows just 25% voting stock for EU interests in US airlines.


sentence: "history shows that 'quality' stocks tend to outperform during the three months following an initial rate hike," Goldman Sachs analysts said in a report for clients.

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sentence: prior to that, Jonathon primarily focused on the analysis of infrastructure and development stocks within global emerging markets, including 2 years as dedicated country portfolio manager for an Asia Pacific portfolio.

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sentence: they looked at the number of customers or subscribers as the basis for valuing internet stocks.

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sentence: in the past years, they managed to pay the debts off by the mass sale of stocks of the power and distribution networks they acquired from the state during privatization.

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sentence: in the current deal as I understand it, US interests can own up to 49% of the voting stock of an EU airline, whereas EU interests can only own up to 25% voting stock of a US airline, and I am not sure that is fair or open.

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sentence: as part of this program, E.ON plans to buy back stock worth approximately EUR 7 billion.

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sentence: although a minority of all publicly traded European stocks, European companies producing quarterly financial reports dominate stock indices in several Member States (DAX-Index in Frankfurt, MIB-Index in Milan, IBEX-Index in Madrid, CAC-Index in Paris, and also the techMARK segment on the London Stock Exchange).

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sentence: the sobering truth is that the current world economic crisis was substantially caused by the collapse of speculative bubbles in real estate (and stock) markets - bubbles that were made possible by widespread misunderstandings of the factors influencing prices.

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sentence: when one American client sold her internet start-up to a major search engine she received $180 million worth of their stock in payment.

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sentence: in 2017, they will need to reappraise how the global economy works, and recalibrate accordingly their assessment of every stock or bond on sale, because even if some market fundamentals remain the same, many others have clearly changed.

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sentence: a name change and a 200 for 1 stock split started Metco's decade with a bang.

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sentence: Deutsche said the impact on stocks tends to get more pronounced later in the rate-hiking cycle and returns begin to diminish.

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sentence: Cameron Doerksen, an analyst with National Bank Financial, lowered his rating to "sector perform" from "outperform" on Thursday with the view that the stock has limited upside over the next one or two quarters.

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sentence: to move stock from your brokerage to ours, please give the broker our name, account number and our DTCC clearing number.

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sentence: information can be anything from your user name to your current score in an interactive game to a list of stocks in your portfolio.

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sentence: even in spite of these changes, the essential idea of the program, to gain finances for the buyout of bad mortgage stocks, the value of which had dropped because hundreds of thousands of Americans were unable to pay off their mortgages, has remained intact.

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sentence: discussion about the impact due to the phasing out of nuclear energy has meanwhile pushed RWE stocks to an all time low and also left a significant mark on Eon.

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sentence: but, given that many IT entrepreneurs were young at the start of their careers, with limited ownership of stocks, a more refined explanation is needed.

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sentence: Xetra ® MidPoint allows trading members to trade stocks from DAX ®, MDAX ®, SDAX ® and TechDAX ® without disclosing the volume and the limit of their order.

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sentence: stocks in the Asian markets experienced a dramatic drop on Tuesday, even though the indexes ultimately erased a part of the losses during the day.

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sentence: transactions with stocks from the Czech Energy Enterprise (ČEZ) reached nearly half of the regular daily trading.

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sentence: fully 90.6% of US families in the highest decile of the income distribution owned stocks - double the 45% ownership share of the other 90%.

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sentence: in April 2007, Agere was merged with LSI in a transaction valued at approximately Euro 3 billion in stock.

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sentence: and while stock markets are recovering in much of the developed world, Japanese stocks continue to stagnate.


sentence: search the glossary for explanations of key terms relating to the stock exchange, trading and products.

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sentence: PKN is a Polish joint stock public company, active in the refining of crude oil and the wholesale and retail of petroleum products in Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany.

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sentence: MANNLICHER classics are available in half stock, full stock, and Mountain versions.

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sentence: as far as legally permissible, the general meeting of the shareholders may also take place at other places where a stock exchange on which the company's shares are admitted for trading is located.

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sentence: this measure, which should be adopted at the next Council meeting, is intended to offset the effects of the drought in Europe which principally led to a serious reduction in European Community cereals stocks, which dropped from 209 million tonnes in 2002 to 184 million tonnes.

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sentence: they discussed issues raised in the Intergovernmental Conference on the EU draft Constitutional Treaty that are relevant to economic and financial affairs, and took stock of the state of negotiations with Switzerland with a view to the conclusion of the external dimension to the EU's savings tax directive.

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sentence: - The next item is the debate on the oral question to the Commission by Pervenche Berès, on behalf of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, on possible stock exchange mergers and future architecture of financial markets in the EU (00069 / 2005 - B60240 / 2005).

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sentence: a majority of the population wishes to be guaranteed transparent production processes, animal-friendly stock-keeping methods, attractive landscapes, clean water and healthy soil.

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pursuant to § 161 of the German Stock Corporation Act (Aktiengesetz = AktG), the Management Board and Supervisory Board of companies listed on the stock exchange in Germany are required to make an annual declaration stating that the recommendations of the Government Commission on the German Corporate Governance Code have been and are being complied with or list the recommendations not complied with and state the reasons why not.


sentence: all the parties involved should take stock of their responsibilities in the light of this precarious situation.

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sentence: "the current rent is still less than the amount needed for simple maintenance of housing stock," commented Pavel Klimes, director of RPG portfolio of residential apartments, and reminded that neglect of the housing stock complained about in relation just to those angry tenants, is the main reason for the increase in rents according to the house owners.

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sentence: the most recent achievement is the proposal for a Directive on improving the gender balance among non-executive directors of companies listed on stock exchanges (IP / 12 / 1205).

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sentence: (22) LOOKS FORWARD TO the Communication from the Commission on addressing the challenge of deforestation and forest degradation and its impact on climate change and biodiversity loss, which urges a joint reduction of emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, and the increase in carbon stocks through sustainable forest management and afforestation / reforestation.

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sentence: the Agreement for the implementation of the provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December 1982 relating to the conservation and management of straddling stocks and highly migratory fish stocks (the United Nations Agreement on straddling stocks) was adopted in August 1995 by consensus at an International Conference called by the United National General Assembly.

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this is true for delamination - an error referring to the separation of layers in the printing stock, both paper and cardboard.


sentence: the Treasury and Federal Reserve are adding preferred stock to the balance sheets of the US mortgage giants Fannie Mae and FHLBC and the insurance giant AIG in the hope of shoring up their capital cushions and lowering their borrowing costs so that they can buy more mortgages.

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on this issue, the option of a weekly publication of information on commercial stocks is currently being studied.


sentence: for more information about used objects in stock call us.

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sentence: the following web pages contain information concerning the complete line of SV GOLF balls, particularly information regarding which balls are currently in stock.

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you can get an unlimited number of special-price tickets, for example for your direct mailing (while stocks last for the printed tickets).


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sentence: Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, medical research which is essential for patients must be approved quickly and with minimum bureaucracy, but at the same time ethical boundaries must be strictly respected and the subjects must be given maximum protection from abuse.

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sentence: no single entity keeps track of the real extent of the abuse of all human subjects engaged in research either in the United States or worldwide.

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sentence: mathematical economist Donald J. Brown and psychologist Laurie R. Santos, both of Yale, are running experiments with human subjects to try to understand how human tolerance for ambiguity in economic decision-making varies over time.

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sentence: even offline, there's no guarantee that a research subject is being completely honest.

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sentence: after ensuring that the subject has understood the information, the physician should then obtain the subject's freely-given informed consent, preferably in writing.

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sentence: for the collection of data during hypnotic experiments, he developed a whole series of apparatus that permitted the quantitative detection of reactions from the research subject (see photograph).

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sentence: the proposal, while continuing to uphold patient safety, takes better account of the actual risk the subjects will be exposed to during the clinical trial and adapts the regulatory burden accordingly.

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sentence: the researchers asked the experimental subjects to thoroughly study two paintings; Sassoferrato's Virgin Mary from the 17th century and Leonardo da Vinci's Lady with an Ermine from the 15th century.

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sentence: between June 2008 and December 2009, in total 7,940 screening eligible average risk subjects were enrolled into the PRESEPT Study at 32 clinical sites in the U.S. and Germany.


sentence: Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I should like to depart from the subject of agriculture in order to discuss another important area with you, that of social policy.

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sentence: Mr President, I want to thank Mr Gallagher for taking over this report from Mr Macartney and for doing an excellent job in maintaining the concern and knowledge which Mr Macartney brought to the subject and his particular feeling for the industry and the people engaged in it.

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sentence: Madam President, Madam Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I would first like to thank you for this opportunity to discuss this interesting subject with you here today, a subject of great importance to the citizens of the Member States of the European Union.

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sentence: this text is the first binding European legislation on the subject.

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sentence: I know that the European Parliament has been consistently proactive on the subject of injury prevention, and today's debate shows the interest in this issue.

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sentence: Mr President, although artistic education is now a mandatory subject in almost all Member States, there are substantial differences in the way it is taught.

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sentence: Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I too am pleased to be able to state this evening, as Mr Schmit has just said, that we are achieving a genuinely positive example of institutional cooperation between Parliament, the Council and the Commission, and that we are doing so by means of an instrument, the codecision process, that is having its first truly important application here today on a subject that affects people's everyday lives.

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sentence: the European Council confirmed at that time that a common asylum and immigration policy presupposed the establishment of common rules on the subject of family reunification.

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sentence: the European Union's true problem is that there are still certain subjects which are subject to unanimity.

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sentence: may I also remind you that in the decision of the European Parliament and the Council of 23 October 1995, which called for 1996 to be the European year of life-long education and training, the subjects for that manifestation included promoting professional training which ensured that all young people could acquire qualifications and promoting continued education and training.

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sentence: in your relations with Mr Jarzembowski, you will have seen how right Karl Marx was when he showed how people's institutional position also determines their political position on various subjects.

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