the district governor for 2010-11 may choose to extend the current DRFC chair's term or appoint a different Rotarian.


State-of-the-art sports facilities that meet the highest standards in terms of reliability and efficiency with perfect game performance and durability.


I doubt, however, whether it will fall within the term of this Commission.


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sentence: it is increasing, in particular, in occupations involving exposure to the sun, something that cannot be explained merely in terms, for example, of the variables of holidays and other free time.

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sentence: his re-election to a second term as UN Secretary General was supported by nations all over the world, rich and poor, as well as by UN employees.

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sentence: when you renew your active account, the term you purchase (e.g.

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sentence: he began his term by paying homage to Deng Xiaoping at his statue in Shenzhen, where, more than three decades ago, the former Communist Party leader had launched the campaign to convert a reluctant Party to free-market reforms.

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sentence: in addition to individual fellowships, the Marie Curie Actions also support doctoral candidates, partnerships between academia and industry and short-term exchanges.

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sentence: however, we still need to take action on the issue of intellectual property, to allow us to take the necessary measures during the next legislative term.

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sentence: stocks managed in this way tend to fare better than those subject to short-term decision-making.

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sentence: now that schools have closed for the summer term, our attention turns to warm and relaxing holidays and time to enjoy quality time with family and friends.

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sentence: a company can negotiate with the landlord an option to purchase the building at some point during the term of the lease.

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sentence: the Commission will take the opportunity presented in the mid-term review to put emphasis particularly on the implementation of the points set out in the Commission's communication.

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Russia's liberals would gain nothing from compromising their consciences and blessing Putin's third term.


sentence: furthermore, an improvement in the debt structure can be observed to the effect that the terms are gradually, if slowly, being extended.

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sentence: and the Commission proposed to continue freezing it in real terms at the 2013 level throughout the Multiannual Financial Framework for 2014-2020.

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mid-TERM REVIEW OF THE DECISION ON THE ASSOCIATION OF OVERSEAS COUNTRIES AND TERRITORIES WITH THE EC


sentence: the ELDR believes that the Santer-led caretaker Commission has lost its political and moral authority to act and so it must go immediately and be replaced by an interim Commission for the balance of its unexpired term.

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sentence: upgrading trains and railway networks, for example, creates efficiencies in terms of both commuting time and environmental impact, with positive effects on many communities.

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sentence: for this reason it seems very likely that in the medium term all the Baltic countries will be able to join the European Union simultaneously.

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sentence: the Cold War - the term lovingly used to describe the other tragic period of European history - paralysed Europe's greatest powers and prevented its foremost talents from expressing anything of benefit that they might have expressed if given the opportunity.

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secondly, I would like to mention the further limitation of working hours in terms of night work.


sentence: district governors-nominee have a new online resource to help them prepare for their term as district governor.

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sentence: I wish to emphasise that this is my decision and my decision alone and it is entirely of my own free will and mine alone and not under pressure from anyone that I have decided not to serve the full term.

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sentence: if he is to reassure EU national leaders that they should re-appoint him, then he needs to signal that his second term can hold out fresh promise.

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the United States is unlikely in the short term to embrace massive budget cuts, à la the United Kingdom.


sentence: as this is the final plenary debate of this parliamentary term on this subject, we must acknowledge that Parliament has definitely been the European institution which has taken most seriously the rights and socio-economic status of women, including pregnant and self-employed women.

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sentence: they should be refined in view of the 2006 end-of-term review and of the programming period following the 9th EDF, in order that the quality and impact of Community assistance can be better evaluated.

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sentence: Moshe Zadka stated that he would like his term (if elected) to be remembered for establishing world-peace, although he thinks that would be as unlikely as the other candidates' goals.

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sentence: "job shadowing" is a term which comes from the US and means that a "senior" employee gives a "junior" employee a look behind the scenes of their job.

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for the term of the delay that has occurred as a result.


sentence: however, the Member States have a role to play in determining whether harmonisation of compensation law in the European Union might not, in the long term, be a far better solution which is more in line with citizens' interests.

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sentence: the Republic of Moldova is going through a difficult period in terms of its wine exports, which is having a negative effect on the process of reform and economic recovery being undertaken by its government.

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sentence: such short term insurance is harder to obtain and is normally more expensive pro rata than insurance for a full normal term.

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sentence: financial products that are appropriate in terms of loan maturities (15-20 years), risk-taking (through the introduction of the Special FEMIP Envelope)

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sentence: the agreed composition of the Board is 12 members from developing countries Parties and 12 members from developed countries Parties for a term of three years.

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sentence: loans for SME projects may not exceed EUR 25 million and have a maximum term of 15 years.

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sentence: of course, Putin will begin his new term with earnest words about renewal, development, democratization, and the scourge of corruption.

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sentence: at TRACTEL ®, our single-source responsibility involves the combination of in-house design, local manufacturing, installation and services that assure long-term system performance and product value.

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sentence: households can keep this entitlement for the term of the lease (now 30 years), but they do not have a property right in the land itself.

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sentence: to understand the documents, it is therefore important that you familiarize yourself with what these terms mean, the conditions of their use, and the risks they are subject to.

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sentence: for the purposes of these general terms and conditions of sale, terms beginning with a capital letter are to be understood according to the meanings given below. 1.

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the Council takes note of the favourable financing conditions in 2003, as reflected in low short- and long-term interest rates, somewhat muted by the euro rise.


sentence: but would it have made a big difference to use a term that is a trademark?

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sentence: they are intersex, part of a group of about 60 conditions that fall under the diagnosis of disorders of sexual development, an umbrella term for those with atypical chromosomes, gonads (ovaries or testes), or unusually developed genitalia.

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sentence: we may update the version of these terms of sale on the website from time to time, and we do not guarantee that the version you have agreed to will remain accessible.

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sentence: but, with the increasing organization of medicine around specific diseases, the term has come to refer to an open-ended set of conditions including cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes, but not infectious diseases, such as tuberculosis and malaria, or mental illness.

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sentence: my use of a military term is deliberate, because if the railways do not win their share of that transport market back, we shall really see some very serious social carnage.

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sentence: moreover, the Commission's use of the terms "user" and "partner" interchangeably was an additional and unnecessary obstacle to clear communication, he said.

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sentence: "ceramics" is the generic term given to a whole range of items of everyday use.

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sentence: Volkswagen itself does not use the term "guarantee," as has been mentioned in corporate circles.

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sentence: but the recent popular use of the term "awash with liquidity" dates to 2005, a time when many central banks were tightening monetary policy.

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sentence: Mr Miranda, according to the case law - forgive my use of the term - of this House, alternative motions to the motions tabled by a committee may be submitted.

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sentence: . Mr President, I am indeed aware of the letter which Mr Barón Crespo sent to the President's office concerning his unfortunate and malicious statements of yesterday, and confirming them in exactly the same terms as in his speech.

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use consistent terms throughout your whole paper - even if you refer to different papers with different terminologies.


sentence: through the report by my colleague Mr van der Waal, our parliamentary committee is asking the European Commission to define the term 'developing nation'.

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sentence: - unless you use throughout the whole text solely the plural, then you can introduce the plural term as fixed term).

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sentence: the common position on the Directive defines the term 'best available technology', which means that an agreed basis for the use of the term is already in place.

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sentence: there is a wide variety of these products currently available on the market. we use the terms, "vegetarian meat," "non-dairy milk drinks" and "egg replacements."

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the Commission proposals simply apply the term 'reduction' across the board for all agricultural products.


it seems that a clear dividing line exists, separating publicity and thus the lawful / just on the one side (both terms coincide in Kant's writing, since it is a matter of a "transcendental" idea of law, i.e. one that is independent from all empirical conditions) from the secret and thus unlawful / unjust on the other.


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sentence: the ban on the use of the term "spreadable butter" and the withdrawal of classic light bulbs from sale had previously come under criticism.

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sentence: it also accepts the use of the term 'wine' for products which are not made from grapes, thus downgrading the quality of European wine, which is the world leader in exports.

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sentence: Orwellian use of terms like "fair trade" masks the fact that this is nothing but an insidious form of protectionism that seeks to reduce import competition.

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sentence: I also welcome the proposal to introduce the term 'EU investor' and I believe that the protection of all EU investors should be the top priority of investment agreements.

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sentence: the Court holds that the term "transport services" represents a sectoral exemption which relates generally to services in the transport sector.

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sentence: Mr President, it is not mere courtesy that compels me to begin by offering my congratulations to the two architects of the achievement - and I use the term advisedly - that has paved the way for the agreement presented to us today on the basis, I must add, of an excellent proposal from the Commission.

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sentence: there is an exception for trade carried out on the domestic market in four countries, Denmark, Greece, Spain and the Netherlands, where, in order to take account of local customs and cultural traditions, it will still be possible to use the term 'veal' in the second category.

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sentence: since the beginning of the process of liberalizing and privatizing public service industries, the terms which have been most in evidence have been expressions such as' universal services' and 'services of general interest', but the expression and concept of 'public services', which the treaty itself came to include, have not been extinguished.

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sentence: 'Cabotage 'is the term used to describe situations where a foreign truck makes national deliveries on the territory of an EU Member State right after an international trip from another Member State or from a country outside the EU.

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sentence: this applies, for example, to the somewhat blurred use of the terms recognition, which has already been implemented in Europe to a considerable degree, and execution of final decisions.

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sentence: regarding Amendment No 9 introducing additional criteria for the use of the term 'crémant', the Commission agrees with some of the additional criteria proposed by the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development, for instance that the Member States must decide whether this term should be used in a specified region.

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sentence: unlike the past, online translation of web site features, n term objective is to create a cool free learning foreign languages so users environment.

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sentence: I do not like nuclear options, to use the term adopted by someone in Mr Bolkestein's cabinet to refer to Mr Monti's proposal to force the postal market to split its activities.

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sentence: trade is therefore part of the long-term response to the ongoing crisis.

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sentence: we can use just one word, "love," in the center of the diagram (where we could also put the term "God"); or we can use three words, "justice," "truth," and "grace," that refer to different aspects of love.

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sentence: this term has been the reason for success and it is because of the instrumental use of this term in the Presidency's conclusions that we should not agree with what has been said; that the extension of the European integration model on a continental scale is a guarantee of stability and prosperity for the future.

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sentence: we supported your election and, even though we should be careful not to overuse the term 'historic moment', I believe that your election as President of the European Parliament is indeed an historic moment.

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sentence: more terms may be entered, in particular, if a good photo is available to illustrate the phenomen or object (and if we find the time to do it...).

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sentence: as the Earl of Stockton has already pointed out, because directives use a variety of terms to identify the range of working people they cover, and because that range is often left to be determined by national law, certain groups may fail to benefit from the protection they afford.

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sentence: South Africa's networks of patronage and corruption have become so endemic that the term "state capture" - coined by the World Bank to describe central Asian post-Soviet states where oligarchs coopted public institutions for personal profit - has entered widespread use.

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these will help to ensure long-term risk prevention, but I must again ask the Commission to demonstrate its propensity for solidarity on an urgent subject.


sentence: there is an unfortunate tradition within employment policy which involves thinking in national terms, i.e. in terms of national labour markets and economies, and viewing the labour market as one single market.

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sentence: I would not presume to disagree with him if this is his opinion; I think I have explained today and on other occasions how and why we act as we do, and that we are convinced that our work is not so much based purely on legal formalism but on the need to give the European economy strong foundations and to ensure respect for rules, not least as a principle of democratic peaceful coexistence, if I may use that term, at European level.

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sentence: fairly absurd is the rule relating to individual European officials - everyone in the EU, who holds an official post, may not use the term Macedonia due to it being a sensitive topic for Greece, and instead the acronym FYROM (Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) should be used.

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sentence: as I have said many times in this Chamber, under the European Arrest Warrant, extradition - or rather judicial surrender, to use the correct term - is now merely a bureaucratic formality.

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sentence: the rules of the third country concerning the term in question do not mislead the consumer regarding the term.

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sentence: it has helped us to grasp the true meaning of concepts and terms we often use, but do not always comprehend, concepts such as energy security, EU solidarity, common energy policy or diversification of supplies and means of delivering gas and other fuels.

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sentence: the 'small countries', for example, to use a quite inappropriate term, should not feel themselves excluded from reinforced cooperation or that reinforced cooperation means some sort of exclusive vanguard, centre of gravity or pioneer group.

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sentence: even if Japan took steps to become a "normal" country (whatever that term may imply), it would still not equal the power of the US or China.

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sentence: however, social innovation, investment in human capital and lifelong training are also ways of ensuring that flexibility, a term on which there is broad agreement, does not preclude a necessary amount of security.

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sentence: Mrs Junker spoke in some depth on the rights of women and children in terms that the Commission agrees with.

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sentence: the term "soft dollars" refers to the receipt by an investment manager of property and services provided by brokers (or futures commission merchants in connection with futures transactions) without any cash payment by such investment manager based on the volume of revenues generated from brokerage commissions for transactions executed for clients of the investment manager.

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the term "European Agreement" is used to emphasize the special nature of these agreements and their importance as a political initiative.


sentence: though such a scenario was inconceivable five years ago, when the Greek crisis first erupted, the term "Grexit" entered the European lexicon soon after, when the crisis reached a new peak.

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sentence: although I admit it contains very positive elements, especially use of the term 'the collective punishment' of the people of Gaza, I consider it to be insufficient.

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sentence: I, too, find it difficult to endorse either the creation of another observatory - for, in my opinion, observatories lead to rigidity and problems - or the use of the term 'European,' or even 'Euro-Mediterranean citizenship', which has absolutely no legal status and would cause confusion.

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sentence: it does not constitute an offer or an invitation to subscribe for or purchase securities nor an investment recommendation, nor does it constitute an offer of securities to the public as such term is defined in EU Directive 2003 / 71 / EC (the "Prospectus Directive") (an "EU Public Offer").

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sentence: Mr President, Commissioner, rapporteur, I would like to start by replying to the previous speaker, for I too am dissatisfied with the term 'social market economy'.

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sentence: there has always been maritime activity. it lay at the core of globalisation long before this term was invented.

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sentence: several terms and metrics have entered our daily business vocabulary, such as total cost of ownership (TCO) and quality of service (QoS).

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sentence: in general terms, then, this is the political project we are working on.

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sentence: whilst Coillte Teoranta is not formally part of the State, nevertheless the Commission considers (notably in the light of the Court of Justice's judgment in the Beentjes case - 31 / 87) that the term "State" should be interpreted in functional terms.

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sentence: open Source is a term for software, whose source code is freely and openly available and distributed with the software. thus changes such as bug fixes or enhancements can be carried out by any capable developer at any time.

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sentence: it would also mean imagining that, in the dyad, the two terms could be equal, symmetrical, and without any implicit hierarchy.

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sentence: the term may thus be most interesting from an operational point of view, i.e. the operational instruments and procedures to fight against this type of crime must be developed.

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another new term, "zhi qing quan" (right to know), has also entered public discourse.


sentence: Mr President, you know that I am usually present for the Friday sittings but that I rarely ask for the floor because we are almost always working so quickly as we have planes to catch and so on. today, as an exception, because it is the last day of the current parliamentary term and taking into account how early it is, I should like to speak on behalf of the Socialist Group and acknowledge the work you have done as President of the sitting.

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sentence: on this website the term "Macquarie" or "Macquarie Group" refers to the Macquarie Group of companies which in Europe includes Macquarie Capital (Europe) Ltd; Macquarie Bank Ltd, London Branch and Macquarie Capital Funds (Europe) Ltd, which are regulated in the UK by the Financial Services Authority.

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sentence: in addition, all this is being described in terms of sustainable development, equal rights and opportunities or as part of the principle of subsidiarity.

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sentence: you can prohibit a term from resulting pages by putting a minus before it, e.g., searching for football -nfl will find pages that discuss football, but don't use the word "nfl."

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sentence: the public is ready to hear Barrick and judge, but on the basis of a civilized exchange of arguments, and not as part of what many perceive as a prosecution-gag (continuing the "public debate," Barrick Gold has just moreover filed a notice against the authors of Black Canada demanding them to cease their use of the term...).

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sentence: furthermore, it observes that the Office merely stated in its decision that the elements' SAT 'and' 2' were in common usage in the media services sector without indicating in what way the term 'SAT.2', taken as a whole, is not capable of distinguishing the services of SAT.1 from those of other undertakings.

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sentence: the objective of the proposed changes to the Staff Regulation is to adopt a comprehensive package which not only provides further savings in administrative expenditure, but also a stable framework in terms of salary and career, appropriate answers to the concerns expressed by the Council regarding some elements of HR management, and further modernisation of the EU civil service.

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sentence: using the term low-risk gives the impression that a guarantee of the product's safety is being provided, but danger to the environment is of course precisely what is already being taken into account in the method for authorizing products which the Commission set out in its original proposal.

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sentence: if the note is intended to explain the difference between the money paid by Parliament and what the owners of the building receive, we must ask them for 'our money back', to use Margaret Thatcher's terms Fortunately, we know who has the over-paid money and where it is, and fortunately they are in a position of solvency.

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sentence: any COM worth its salt must have market regulation mechanisms for dealing with cyclical variations in production or short-term crises in all sectors.

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sentence: JonDonym summarizes all the accessible services in JonDo in one term and describes the technology itself.

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sentence: ladies and gentlemen, developing our relations with this neighbour located at the heart of Europe requires us to take the time to reflect on a response, including in the longer term, to the progress made by Belarus.

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sentence: yes, but following last night's discussion I have understood what that meant and I accept the term.

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sentence: innovation is a term used to refer to the development of new products, services and processes in commercial businesses, public service organisations and the non-profit sector.

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sentence: likewise very important is the item in the report calling on the Commission to work towards establishing a common, EU-wide definition of the term 'positive action'.

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sentence: "upon mature reflection I think the term 'United States of Europe" is most apt to find broad acceptance and best reflects the ultimate destination of the European Union. "

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sentence: 'Alliance of civilisations' - I am concluding now, Mr President - Is not a term we have borrowed from a political polemic; it is the term coined by the United Nations Security Council.

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sentence: Cambridge - Is today's slow growth in advanced economies a continuation of long-term secular decline, or does it reflect the normal aftermath of a deep systemic financial crisis?

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sentence: this site contains brief explanations of mathematical terms and ideas in English, Danish, Finnish, Hungarian, Lithuanian, Polish, Slovak. we have also made a start on Spanish.

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the other term I would question is' private life. "


sentence: using the term 'groundwater quality standards' throughout the text clarifies at the same time that, for certain substances, the quality standards in question will be adopted at European Union level and that, for other substances, the standards in question will be adopted by the Member States.

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sentence: as I had occasion to explain in March this year at the time of the vote on the Böge report, using the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund as a useful instrument for tackling the consequences of the economic and financial crisis is a very valuable initiative that provides a practical response in terms of financial aid.

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sentence: twenty years after Fromm's use of the term biophilia, as life in shopping malls, on freeways and in traffic jams had marginalized nature into decoration and backdrop, concern for the capacity of the global ecosystem of the earth became dominant and shifted attention from psychology to biology.

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sentence: I am therefore very grateful that Karl von Wogau chose the term 'home market' in connection with the introduction of euro notes and coins, because the single currency is the greatest integration project of the present-day European Union.

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sentence: I hope that the term 'non-working female population', which I find shocking in connection with the subject of equality between men and women, will be eliminated both from Commission texts and various other European documents.

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sentence: the committee is pleased to note that cooperation in terms of responses and improvement during the next financial year are one of the Council's objectives, as well as overcoming the discrepancies between the physical inventory and the accounting inventory.

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sentence: the term "THB Hotels" or "us" or "we" refers to the owner of the website.

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sentence: Mr President, Commissioner Flynn, Mr President-in-Office, the invitation to the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs to approve a motion for a resolution on the two documents transmitted by the Commission - the communication on the future of social protection and the report on the state of social protection in Europe - confronted the rapporteur, Barbara Weiler, whom I congratulate on her efforts, with the task of clarifying the term 'social protection', which is not to be understood simply as social security, in the sense of collectively arranged insurance, but also as including social protection provided by the government and schemes resulting from collective insurance arrangements as well as private ones.

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sentence: I use the term 'political dispute' because we all witnessed how Gazprom and the energy supplies from Russia are being used as a political weapon to exert pressure on a sovereign state.

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I consider it very important that a system of green accounting should be introduced in the individual Member States so that we can carry out a form of environmental accounting - the German term is not very beautiful - once the individual Member States have reported back.


sentence: one way of describing this spatial distance is by distinguishing between figure, ground and field. (this follows the terminology of Murray Schafer; one could also use other terms like "immediate, support, background" or "foreground, mid-ground, background."

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sentence: the Czech parliament chose an expression which is translated into English as' extinct ', but the Commission prefers the term' obsolete 'here.

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sentence: throughout this document the terms' we ',' us' and 'our' refer to the Foreign & Commonwealth Office and the terms' you 'and' your 'refer to you the user.

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sentence: - be consistent in the use of words (i.e. the same term should be used throughout to refer to the same object or action);

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sentence: speaking in general terms, I will point out, in response to this question, that the EU has always expressed its concern about the situation in Guantanamo Bay and has, on several occasions in its dealings with the United States, stated that the treatment of prisoners should conform to the standards laid down by the Geneva Convention and of human rights.

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sentence: at Tampere the term "comparable" status was used. this means that we shall go as far as possible in the direction of full citizens' rights but, for example, there is perhaps a certain unwillingness to grant voting rights in parliamentary elections.

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I no longer accept the term 'subsidiarity' in this context, as unfortunately for a large number of our Member States, it is merely a good pretext for preventing European action and then doing nothing themselves.


sentence: he then went on to found his own group, Mikado which, as one of the first sustained advocates of the crossover concept - long before the term came into current use - was esteemed as one of the leading German fusion formations for several years.

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sentence: such terms make me fear that the boundaries between information and propaganda are at times dangerously crossed.

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sentence: the term "brandable" we have given enough hard time following my last note, I propose now to return to matters more mundane and analyze the weight of the commercial potential of domain names in their recovery.

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nevertheless, it has been confirmed that all the searched terms are recorded and - where appropriate - those can even be transferred to third parties. in such cases nothing protects the privacy of the Internet users.


sentence: the term "HD Effect," we want to touch on this blog at the time of transition we are currently living between SD and HD technology.

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sentence: as of 1992, the term "Libre Software" was promoted as a synoym to Free Software in parts of Europe to address the particular confusion of the English language.

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sentence: Mr President, in the course of this discussion on the Klaß report, I have been unable to comprehend why some people have persistently confused the terms' genotype 'and' genetic modification '.

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Madam President, human trafficking is, quite rightly, a pejorative term because it describes a disgusting practice.


only where these terms are part of registered trademarks which are already marketed could consideration be given to granting derogations.


sentence: the term "soft power" - the ability to affect others by attraction and persuasion rather than the hard power of coercion and payment - is sometimes used to describe any exercise of power that does not involve the use of force.

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sentence: the Court of First Instance held, first, that the term 'SAT.2' was not descriptive of the services concerned within the meaning of Article 7 (1) (c) of the Community trade mark regulation.

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sentence: for a long time I have been fascinated by the thought how wonderful it would be if at last, in public opinion on the succession of political and social institutions, the fateful term "one after another" would be replaced through the very simple and self-evident "simultaneously.

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sentence: the Court of Justice states, in relation to liability for defective products, that the term 'producer "can include a distribution subsidiary

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sentence: the Open Source term was established as a marketing term for free software (also in 1998) and was quickly adopted by many companies.

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sentence: he saw how his fellow law students, none of whom were Nazis, came to accept each step - racial laws, abrogation of the constitution, and so on - precisely because they were couched in legal terms.

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sentence: in some countries the term lobbyist has a negative meaning, while in others lobbying is seen as an almost an act of public service because it informs decision-makers on issues they might not otherwise know about.

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sentence: although I agree in principle with my President, the term has a positive connotation as well, involving innovation and readiness for reforms.

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the term 'minimum income' is often discussed in different ways in the Member State that I come from.


sentence: Madam President, I think today it has become clear that the term 'frozen conflicts' could be a misleading one.

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sentence: the term verification also includes checking whether a database is up to date.

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sentence: the Scope Resolution Operator (also called Paamayim Nekudotayim) or in simpler terms, the double colon, is a token that allows access to static, constant, and overridden properties or methods of a class.

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sentence: police attended and saw the five pictures, then analysed computers found at the address and discovered "concerning" web searches using terms for finding indecent image of children.

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sentence: now that there has been an investigation indicating that the quantity of brominated flame retardants in mother's milk is forty times greater than had previously been assumed, we would ask if it might not then have been a good idea to draw up a long-term plan for when these substances might also be banned in their two aforementioned forms, which I shall refrain from trying to pronounce.

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sentence: instead of MS Word and Adobe FrameMaker terms like S1000DTM and iSpec2200 turned up - DTD, Schema, SGML, XML, Business Rules and Style Guides are part of everyday business and demand more and more specialized knowledge from project managers and technical writers.

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sentence: Mr Schulz, only today, the Commission adopted country-specific recommendations for each of the 27 countries, and there is also an introductory note in which we express in very clear terms this concern that you have just mentioned, which is very important for us.

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sentence: in addition, in the new Constitution, more than 30 types of decisions have been replaced by a handful of terms readily recognisable by the public, including 'law "and' enabling legislation."

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sentence: advocate General Stix-Hackl takes the view, first, that the term database, as the fundamental criterion for the applicability of the Directive, should be interpreted widely.

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sentence: that's why we stick to the term "free software" in the GNU Project, so we can help do that job.

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sentence: what the Commissioner said in this introductory speech was clear. the main focus of the report, which is largely the work of my predecessor Mr Maat, is the objective of fisheries policy in general - sustainable fishery, in other words - and, although the term 'sustainable' is clear, its meaning is also obvious from what Mr Borg said a moment ago and from what is stipulated in the agreement and the protocol.

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sentence: it is also issuing a glossary of terms and acronyms, and a series of factsheets setting out in plain language what is at stake in each chapter of TTIP and what the EU's aims are in each area.

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sentence: in my opinion, the Commission document and the Rothley report both do their best to twist the terms invention, innovation and technical application so that the human gene can be made to fit into the strait-jacket of patent law.

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sentence: the term "international relations" assumes the Westphalian order of commitments among sovereign nation states, which replaced the medieval order of communities defined by personal fealty to a king.

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sentence: electronic data interchange (EDI) is a broad term for all electronic processes for the asynchronous and fully automatic transmission of structured information between application systems of various institutions - this can include companies or government agencies, among others.

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"the term 'human rights' does not even appear once"


sentence: translators undertake - to accomplish the work in conformity with language qualification and best will, keeping the form, terms of the text and theconfidentiality of the information. in cases of ambiguity contact the Client.

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sentence: the two terms together can refer to differences in foreign policy approached to international problems.

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sentence: in my opinion, when we have recourse to a term such as' citizenship ', either we have to define clear legal statuses, rights with corresponding duties, rights, therefore, which guarantee the new freedoms, or else the term will be likely to cause confusion.

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sentence: on behalf of the UEN Group. - (PL) Mr President, a nation's standard of living is a function of material assets, but its identity is determined by its culture, in the broadest sense of the term.

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sentence: I would draw Members' attention to an excellent speech delivered this morning by a former Taoiseach of Ireland, John Bruton, a friend of this House, who speaks in very straight terms about the challenges, but also the fact that we are able to do what is set out for us in these tough targets and that Ireland as a country has many qualities which will allow us to achieve the targets without suffering.

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sentence: the term 'non-performing loans' refers to loans where the borrower - either a company or a physical person - is not able to repay a bank loan, i.e. is unable to make scheduled payments to cover interest or capital reimbursements.

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sentence: it should be borne in mind here that the terms used to specify the exemptions envisaged by Article 13 of the Directive are to be interpreted strictly, since they constitute exceptions to the general principle that turnover tax is levied on all services supplied for consideration by a taxable person.

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inside the European Union, the ugly term PIGS (Portugal, Italy / Ireland, Greece, Spain) is now a commonplace, denoting countries that have endangered the euro's stability and are forcing northern Europeans into costly bailouts.


sentence: these are obscure, metaphysical terms.The countries of Europe should work to strengthen the UN and to promote a global perspective on security and stability.

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sentence: Mr President, I would like to point out that we, the Group of the European People's Party / European Democrats, tabled Amendment No 6 to recital A and that we want the words "supply constraints" in the fourth line of the English text to be replaced by the word "quotas" because that is the correct term.

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sentence: furthermore, in Case 31 / 87 Beentjes [1988] ECR 4635, paragraphs 11 to 13, the Court, after stating that the term 'the State', within the meaning of Article 1 (b) of Directive 71 / 305 should be interpreted in functional terms, held that a local land consolidation committee fell within that definition notwithstanding the fact that it was not an integral part of the State administration in formal terms.

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sentence: when Enhesa provides a dual-language Audit Protocol (available for virtually any country), we develop it directly from the original in the local language, drawing on the official texts of the laws and regulations, and including key terms in both English and local langauge to prevent misunderstanding.

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sentence: a more accurate, if less reassuring, term for the ongoing crisis is the "Second Great Contraction."

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sentence: the name "Edinburgh Festival" is an encompassing term for a collection of different festivals which take place from the end of July to the beginning of September.

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sentence: we are to move forward to a better organized and better planned stage of cooperation, arranging for the PHARE and TACIS programmes, the EBRD appropriations, etc., to be combined within a global plan, a plan for which we have been hoping for several years now, the preparation of which is now becoming - to adopt a term with which you are familiar, Madam President - a burning obligation.

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sentence: until 75% of Greece's public debt is repaid - in 2060, at the earliest - the country, we are told, will be subject to "enhanced surveillance" (a term with unfortunate echoes of "enhanced interrogation").

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sentence: furthermore, the term "UV" has negative associations since the ITX scandal; end customers sometimes respond with an "emotional shutdown."

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in this lessons you can learn some of the main terms that you will need when you communicate with insurance agents and insurance companies.


sentence: Mr President, as we are political anoraks in the Committee on Budgetary Control and there are a lot more people listening to us tonight, I will try and explain to them what is going on because budgetary control and discharge are really not terms that normal people understand.

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sentence: Volkswagen believes that the broad term "guarantee" could see customers returning to the workshop with motor damage six months after the modification - and being able to blame this on the new software, even if the damage had nothing at all to do with it.

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sentence: as the war in Lebanon continues, the term "disproportionate force" is being bandied about as if some crystal clear principle of international law lay behind it, telling us when force is disproportionate and why it is illegal.

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sentence: in environment and nature conservation, the term "monitoring" refers to specific survey and analysis methods, in the sense of a permanent or long-term observation projected into the future.

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sentence: the Commission had received a complaint about the disproportionate nature of this legislation and the difficulties which it posed to products originating in other Member States where the term "gold" was legally used for articles with a lower gold content.

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sentence: "criminal elements enjoy a 'krysha' (a term from the criminal / mafia world literally meaning 'roof' or protection) that runs through the police, the Federal Security Service (FSB), Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD), and the prosecutor's office, as well as throughout the Moscow city government bureaucracy.

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sentence: now, inevitably, we are all the more surprised when, at the end of its term, the presidency answers questions relating to the future in such generalised and diplomatic terms that it almost calls to our minds another presidency, also from northern Europe, which was generally evaluated by this House as being far too diplomatic and general in its approach.

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sentence: Mr President, I believe I speak on behalf of the vast majority of the people of England, and I use the term 'England' today advisedly, to say that we are shocked, angered and ashamed at the antics of certain people in a French town who have purported to be English soccer fans!

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sentence: Mr President, this report addresses the fundamental issue of the link between the citizens, between the people - in order not to use a term that is currently creating confusion - and the political project that we are trying to implement, and contains a series of statements of immense significance, all of which are inter-related and all of which are important.

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sentence: it is growth that we need, Mr Prodi, growth, a term that your Pact - which, indeed, is no longer really your Pact - has forgotten along the way.

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sentence: some of the recommendations are too general and leave too much open to interpretation, such as the term 'university' in relation to all institutions of tertiary education, irrespective of their status.

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sentence: it is in these terms that Article 7 of the Definition of Aggression (General Assembly Resolution 3314 (XXIX) of 14 December 1974) recognizes the legitimacy of the struggle of peoples under colonial or alien domination.

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sentence: later, the term 'Albanianisation "emerged as a synonym for the isolationist policy that was enforced by the then regime and that was also associated with under-development.

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sentence: many of us, despite our great respect for the US, react against phrases like "Axis of Evil" not because the countries listed do not present serious challenges, but because of the difficulties that follow from mixing foreign policy and morality. "evil" is a religious term, not a foreign policy principle.

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sentence: I know only too well that in my country the term 'best available technology' is interpreted in 16 different ways, because Germany has 16 federal states.

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sentence: this is not because I feel that the term concerns me - the reverse is true - but because, for the umpteenth time, a legitimate political discourse against further mass-immigration and for a firm adjustment policy is being consciously bound up with extremism and violence.

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sentence: however, these words express, in no uncertain terms, the respect that should be shown for our democratic institutions, be they national or European.

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colloquially we may understand cultural tourism as a type of tourism focusing mainly on culture. but the term "culture" is too broad and ambiguous.


sentence: the second will take place in Tunisia from 16 to 18 November 2005, and will be the single most important political event in that area since the term Information Society was coined.

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sentence: the term "drug dependence" was also redefined, to propose that loss of personal autonomy could never arise in a therapeutic setting.

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sentence: even if that particular term is not included in the resolution, it is, no doubt, in the hearts of everybody that we need to be able to justify, with our specialised committees, the monies we are actually spending, not just in the current period, but also in the fact of having the national management declarations, which it seems many Member States are still reluctant to put together.

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I support Mr Ripoll y Martínez de Bedoya's proposal for a narrower definition of the term 'reduced mobility'.


sentence: whatever is understood by the term 'the West', whether it be North America alone or whether it include Europe, exercising the so-called military option would be a political disaster which would rebound on the West for decades to come in its relations not only with the Muslim world but also with countries such as India that have helped to put this issue on the agenda of the UN Security Council.

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sentence: whereas sexism and racism are well-known terms, disability discrimination is barely referred to in public discourse.

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also, the term offers no scientific advancement, since it lumps together very different areas of law and suggests treating all these equally.


sentence: instead they are either written in one word or they are seperated with dashes - a mixed term is always considered as a "German" term when writing in German. therefore, all German rules are also applied to mixed terms.

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sentence: gender-neutral terms are used as far as possible on this website. save where the content indicates otherwise, any gender-specific terms are understood to include both men and women.

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sentence: Italy's populist Five Star Movement (M5S), which came out on top in Italy's 2013 parliamentary elections and is predicted to do well again in 2018, emerged from large rallies organized by comedian Beppe Grillo against "la Casta" - his derogatory term for what he sees as the country's ruling casteof professional politicians and journalists.

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sentence: with the concept of the European way of life, we have introduced a positive term into the debate on Europe.

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sentence: what kind of policy is in place, however, when responsible people in Berlin and Rome are now refusing to pass an arrest warrant - that is the correct term - to the US Government?

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sentence: in addition to the term 'solidarity', it is also important to involve the expected climate change and its potential implications in drafts of risk management plans for floods, so as to prepare ourselves for the future in the best way we can.

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sentence: questions abound - about what President Barack Obama knew and when, about the legitimacy of eavesdropping on friendly foreign leaders "conversations, about the future of transatlantic relations, and even about the meaning of the term" ally. "

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sentence: the term Corporate Governance denotes the responsible management and supervision of a company.

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sentence: it is well known how at the beginning of the 1990s the editorial group around the Italian journal luogo Comune recovered the term General Intellect from a passage of Marx's Grundrisse in order to place the concept of "mass intellectuality" at the center of their analysis and critique of the most recent capitalist revolution.

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sentence: the Commission has pointed out on several occasions that the term 'Centre' in both these titles could lead to misunderstanding so I emphasize that in this case Centre refers to groups and not to places.

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sentence: using as few technical terms as possible and displaying the information about the health and life of your hard drives in the most comprehensible way - this was our main goal.

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sentence: once a year the VLT installed more sophisticated system (SPHERE) astronomers will get a chance to discover new worlds and explore them in much the atmosphere lagodinjim terms of celestial mechanics.

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sentence: people have spoken in strong terms, and that is as it should be, because the European Union can accept only one solution, and that is that the will of the people of Zimbabwe, as expressed in the first round of elections, should be respected, and it is the result of those elections which should serve as the basis for any settlement.

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sentence: understood thus, the philosophy of Davidson show skeptical that the need for strong and distinctive position of philosophical assumptions that need not be accepted more specifically representacionismo and internismo- and would devise a way of thinking and language-based For triangulation that no leads on their own terms skepticism.

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sentence: yet for those in favor of the ECB's "stability-oriented monetary policy" - a term suggesting that others disregard the risk of monetary instability - the price-stability objective has evidently become too constraining.

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sentence: perhaps it is heretical to propose this, yet if we agree that institutional power is no phantom let me suggest that by equal measure the institutional function --to rework a term borrowed from Foucault   is seldom precisely directed nor primarily even repressive towards its other.

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sentence: as regards Amendment No 2, which relates to recital L, I would prefer it if the Socialist Group would eliminate certain terms that weaken the text.

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sentence: I would therefore advocate a rigid definition of the term 'parent carrier'.

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sentence: I think the side to my right wants to cover it with some very beautiful semantics, using terms like 'reproductive health'.

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sentence: we also offer a glossary of terms associated with the language and its typography, together with several documents on the Francophonie (available in French only).

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"net contributions" is neither a technical nor a legal term.


sentence: in fact, if honey was eventually considered as an industrial product, we would very rapidly witness a drift, in terms of administrative constraints - lists of ingredients etcetera, and a misuse of the terms "appellation 'and" denomination' to the benefit of commercial brands, which could weaken all honey production links with a particular area.

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sentence: I know that some fellow Members are worried by this term because they are not sure if the growth will be truly inclusive.

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in fact, the term 'directive' is not even justified; 'empty shell' would be a more accurate label.


sentence: furthermore, it is unacceptable that they intend to replace the term 'illegal immigration' with 'irregular immigration,' thereby attempting to further legitimise this otherwise illegal act.

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sentence: finally, I wish to express my concern over the consequences of a strict application of the mid-term review as it stands in the proposal.

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sentence: it is because the Council could not come to terms with the word "vade mecum" for some unknown reason.

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sentence: Mr Meyer, you talked about the issues of foreign policy and disarmament and the issues of whether it is appropriate to think in military terms.

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sentence: the term itself tends to be associated with large companies, but some of the most innovative and inspiring examples of CSR are to be found amongst smaller businesses.

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sentence: well frankly, the profound meaning of the term is really contradicted by the specific measures which accompany it!

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sentence: I would like to say a word, Mr Alber, about the specific function of the term 'union of states'.

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sentence: until biological markers for psychiatric illnesses are identified, diagnosis will remain in a 19 th century time warp, relying on the equivalent of broad and outdated medical terms like "fever" and "dropsy."

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sentence: . (it) It must be clarified once and for all what is meant by disadvantaged when the term is applied to an island as such and not just to the outermost regions.

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sentence: although right-of-center politicians in Central European countries formally embrace traditional ideologies, for example, liberalism or conservatism, their electorates, unfamiliar with Western political philosophies, do not always understand the real meaning of those terms.

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sentence: also, the terms' conviction 'and' criminal record 'need to be clearly defined and the terms' offence 'and' punishment 'need to be harmonized.

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sentence: it expresses its readiness to recognise that republic within its existing borders according to their Declaration on 16 December 1991 under a name which does not include the term Macedonia.

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sentence: unfortunately, due to the fact that the relevant technical specifications were not yet sufficiently ready, we did not manage to also secure the mandatory fitting of the emergency braking systems and the lane departure warning systems - I apologise for these somewhat technical terms, which do not generally come up in the public debate on this issue - by the year 2018 in goods vehicles, in particular.

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sentence: in fact, even the term chemical science enjoyed some popularity in the nineteenth century - a time when the field sought to distinguish itself from alchemy and the promotion of quack nostrums.

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sentence: we therefore propose several amendments, with a view to better defining in the regulatory text the terms' passenger ',' insurance 'and' flight ', compensation to third parties, where appropriate, and we also advocate the inclusion amongst the risks insured of other contingencies, accidents and fortuitous incidents, as well as the risks caused by acts of war, terrorism, kidnap, sabotage, hijack and social or industrial disturbances.

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sentence: but it is also an analytical term that describes deliberate disinformation presented in the form of a conventional news report.

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sentence: 2. the immediate ending of the public hate campaign against Turkish Christians beneath the cover of allowing the doubly negative loaded term 'missionary activities' in schoolbooks and local media, as if Turkish Christians were, by definition, subversive and bent on undermining the state.

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sentence: the term "extraordinary circumstances" is very important as, under those circumstances air carriers are not required to pay compensation to passengers.

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sentence: nearly 12 years ago, Jim O'Neill, then the chief economist for Goldman Sachs, coined the term "BRIC" to describe the "emerging markets" of Brazil, Russia, India, and China.

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sentence: to these should be added all the other advantages which cannot be measured in figures or assessed in economic terms.

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sentence: the advantage for someone to form a symbiosis with him is that we grant protection and psychic abilities (some would call this magic but that's a very imprecise term) to the new host who in turn uses them to influence his / her surroundings.

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sentence: finally, we also believe that the excessively grand term 'baker's honey' should be removed, as it applies to a product which is in fact denatured and would be more appropriately termed 'industrial honey.'

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sentence: today in plain meaning of the term apocalypse is most of the end of the world.

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we hope that definitions of terms such as Gläubigerausschuss or Steuerausweichung will prove valuable for many of our users - including native German speakers.


sentence: the term applied when a player has 4 of 5 cards needed for a straight with the missing card being inside the sequence rather than at either end, and gets the missing card.

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sentence: on employment, I would like to tell him that he can count on our support at the Stockholm Summit for talks on employment, innovation and the term upon which he ended his speech, social cohesion.

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sentence: as regards the amendment on animal suffering, I would like to ask Mr Monti here if he can assure us that these two wordings are in fact effectively identical, and that the fact of having removed three months does not change anything in terms of the actual application of patentability on this point.

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sentence: but, broadly speaking, in Chinese, the term "international order" refers to a combination of the United Nations, the Bretton Woods Institutions, the G20, and other multilateral institutions (which China accepts), as well as the US system of global alliances (which China does not).

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sentence: amendment No 4, refers to "products," a term that covers, in this context, any therapeutic product derived from blood or plasma, including medicinal products based on blood constituents and prepared industrially.

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sentence: "and now the term human rights does not even appear once in the new constitution," he bemoaned in a discussion with "Welt am Sonntag."

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sentence: in the end, after a frustrating approach with the trauma doctor who who clarifies that sore isn't a scientific term; it is the psychoanalyst who unravels the mystery: "the sore is the real open thing; the symbolic thing is the scar."

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sentence: the Spanish delegation considers it unacceptable for the same product to receive different treatment in the various countries and, furthermore, terms such as "baker's honey" could mislead the consumer into thinking that this is even a product more suitable than real honey for certain uses.

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sentence: thanks to them, Europe will have this instrument from 1 January, and I hope that it will be, as we have said, a leap forward in terms of improving the coherence and complementarity of the existing programmes.

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sentence: statements found in the German press indicate that the term "documentary film" became part of the specialized vocabulary in the late 20s, inspired by innovative Soviet examples.

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sentence: an excerpt from a lecture (60-90 seconds; 150-220 words) provides examples and specific information to illustrate the term, process, or idea from the reading passage.

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sentence: the root of the issue is that it is impossible to grant a language assistant, a person who is well versed in English and comes to an Italian medical university to explain to the students what the Italian terms are for heart disease, operation, liver disease, and so forth, to have the same rights, on the basis of their having the same status, as someone who teaches medicine.

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sentence: the proposed directive introduces a broader definition of the term 'persons of reduced mobility', stipulating that it includes all people who experience some difficulty when using public transport, especially the elderly and the disabled. reduced mobility does not necessary depend on some form of medical complaint.

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sentence: we are using the term System Under Test (SUT) for the applications being tested, because it is possible to start any number of programs from QF-Test to test a whole system at once.

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sentence: in four cases, they associated the term with "something very much mine" on a personal level, and "in the user name and password" when applied to social networks.

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you are quite right to have referred to benchmarking - a term with no precise Spanish translation - in other words, levels of competitiveness applied and established in the different industries.


sentence: the term photoshopping is a neologism, meaning "editing an image," regardless of the program used (compare with Google used as a verb). Adobe discourages use of the term * out of fear that it will undermine the company's trademark; an alternate term which leaves out the Photoshop reference is "photochop."

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sentence: the demand made in recital K of the report to relinquish dual prosecution and scrap dual punishability indicates a misunderstanding and a misleading confusion of the two terms and a failure to appreciate the principle of the deputizing of the administration of international criminal justice.

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amendment No 2, of which I am a co-signatory, is designed to clarify the term 'journey "in order to prevent the maximum duration of transport being exceeded by the back door, so to speak.


the term "Global Restructuring" should be taken literally, given that the new unit's area of responsibility extends from Mexico to Japan.


sentence: I wonder if the fact that you did not have enough resources at your disposal has anything to do with the report that was published yesterday by the Court of Auditors, which says that a lot of work is being impeded by people being on short-term contracts.

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my reason here is the statement that the term 'producer' defines the operator who undertakes the complete production of the product.


sentence: I am well aware that some are questioning our proposal that the guidelines in the narrower sense of the term be left untouched.

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sentence: the term machina has appeared in Latin since Plautus and Ennius in the early second century B.C. and increasingly during the imperial era and late antiquity, initially as a loan word from the Doric vocabulary of the colonists of lower Italy.

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sentence: the term "contact dermatitis" describes an inflammation of the skin caused by contact with external agents.

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that is why we thought that Directive 83 / 349, which defines the term multinational concern, should be added to Regulation No 1408 / 7.


sentence: but culture in the narrower sense of the term also needs to be addressed.


sentence: having said that, as part of political strategies that drove the great statesman and visionary Europe that was Jacques Delors, I begin by clarifying what is meant by Social Innovation, a term that is becoming stale in the fields and soon to be 2.0 reduced to a minimum when canabalizado intellectual by populist politics in which we are immersed in this end of the decade.

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sentence: after recently testing a Spanish version of After Effects, one thing very clear to me... and in this profession is that English is not only essential, but there are terms that should never be translated, at the risk of provoking a state of Syncope in the technical issue...

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sentence: I believe both concerns would be better addressed by (1) an unequivocal holding that no program related invention is a patentable process under � 101 unless it makes a contribution to the art that is not dependent entirely on the utilization of a computer, and (2) an unequivocal explanation that the term � algorithm � as used in this case, as in Benson and Flook, is synonymous with the term � computer program. � 47 Because the invention claimed in the patent application at issue in this case makes no contribution to the art that is not entirely dependent upon the utilization of a computer in a familiar process, I would reverse the decision of the Court of Customs and Patent Appeals.

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sentence: term referring to a group dealing with a specific currency or currencies.

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sentence: a second part in which he examines the origin of the term and its technical evolution in different moments in history, ranging from Leonardo to the present.

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sentence: all projects of Auris Medical are focused on the cochlea - which is emphasized by the stylized "medical green" cochlea and the term "cochlear therapies" in the company's logo.

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all products intended as animal nutrition are now defined by a common term in all animal feed legislation.


sentence: a response that the jury did not like due to the term "culturalization 'and second of all for not specifically explaining how each of the cited books have marked her.

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principal among them was Richard Freiherr von Krafft-Ebing (1840-1902), who is considered the founder of the study of sexual pathology (his greatest work is "Psychopathia Sexualis"; the terms "sadism" and "masochism" were coined by him).


sentence: a promise is even made to them to define the soul of this new Europe - an odd term, 'soul, "when you have rejected any Christian references in your draft Constitution.

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sentence: foreigners are often impatient and too much in a hurry, but this work of finding the best translation terms need to not be done in a rush.

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sentence: common sense and the interests of small and medium enterprises suggest that data-sharing should be mandatory, while of course respecting commercial confidentiality in the strict sense of the term.

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sentence: after the Soviet withdrawal, the term Al Qaeda shifted meaning from the specific military base to the organizational base of jihadist activities.

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they do not think in terms of building up merit or positive potential from their giving.


sentence: Anthony Giddens is one of the authors who started circulating the term of globalization in the early 90s.

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sentence: the term "treatment," supporters argue, applies to circumcision.

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sentence: I supported the proposal in this regard from the Socialist Group in the European Parliament, according to which the presence of GMOs in organic products would have to be limited solely to unforeseeable and technically unavoidable amounts to a maximum of 0.1% and that the term 'organic' was not to be used to describe products contaminated accidentally by GMOs in excess of a detectable threshold of 0.1%.

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sentence: earlier this month, Chinese twitterati helped get the GFW onto the list of Twitter's top ten "trending topics" (or most tweeted terms) - an impressive feat given that Twitter is supposed to be inaccessible in China.

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