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destination: [word=landings] [lemma=","] [!lemma=and] [□]
spec: This definition refers to text connectivity for people who are deaf or speech / hearing impaired as a substitute for voice telephony . Representation of the most basic information ( e.g ., economics , jobs created , landings , export , etc. ) at a finer than Provincial level is not readily available . The exclusions do not apply to workers ' compensation nor do they affect laws in 29 states that require property insurance to cover fire-related losses , regardless of cause . Up to the point of the Normandy landings , Canadian soldiers had served in the air as bomber and fighter pilots in the defense of England , in the Sea with fleets of escorts and among the Merchant Marine , and on land as part of the 8th Army in Italy and in the stoic if doomed defense of Hong Kong . This will reduce the chances of overheating and hard landings , which have been a risk to the global economy . Some of the wounded have been transported to the trauma center of Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba . " A Russian spacesuit with a small dagger for fighting off bears and wolves , since the Soviets , having decided against ocean landings , needed to equip their cosmonauts for rural landings in the U.S.S.R. Another part of " Space Race " features our Corona satellite , a secret space camera that was declassified just two years ago . In a related step , the policy conditions the IMF attaches to its loans are being reviewed . For the gifted and talented , each unit has extension activities which broaden learning and discussion beyond the text itself . Response : Question # 8 which reads : " During the inspection of a main engine piston , you are requested by the senior engineer to inspect the piston ring landings , or grooves .