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It's a pity that seasonal discounts are not yet in action, however the prices have practically been made stable.
Children and young people can have practically all their services from one organizational unit and location.
This was amplified by the processes of deregulation and privatization which have practically generalized.
Android mobile applications for websites may have practically any interface: everything depends on individual peculiarities of a particular application.
If some age-related changes are to be made,they should not apply to those who have practically earned their right to a pension.
The military objectives of the Peace Agreement have practically been met- that is undeniably one of the great successes of the implementation of Dayton.
In this regard, I would like to say a few words about refugees,who have lived in the Russian Federation for a long time and have practically integrated here.
The few survivors fled to the West race, which have practically nothing to rebuild their civilization.
Taking into account that all the previous meetings of the Contact Group in Minsk have practically zero result, one can say with a high degree of confidence that the Ukrainian party will continue sabotaging all attempts of a peaceful settlement of the conflict, since, in fact, if the war is over, it won't be possible to lump a huge number of problems on Russia's‘aggression.
However, the underlying idea is that all institutions andbodies involved in environmental issues of the region should have practically unlimited access to those data sets in public domain.
According to the 2001 Municipal Information Survey,Brazilian large cities have practically all the cultural assets whereas in smaller cities cultural assets are fewer, except for those that are provided under specific federal policies implemented in recent years, as mentioned in the first Brazilian Report to the Committee- as is the case of libraries and bands.
Many employers are faced with the fact that graduates of higher educational institutions often do not meet the practical requirements of business that have practically from zero to retrain«specialists» and it happens almost constantly.
However in reality, today these aerosols from cockroaches have practically nothing in common with the old Soviet Dichlorvos, which were treated by our grandparents' apartments.
After the well-known events of the August of 1991 the situation occurred in Tajikistan,which allowed some clan groups(in Kurgan-Tube and Badakhshan), who have practically never been included into the top ranking power bodies, start active struggle for power under the democratic slogans.
Another discriminatory legal doctrine that appears to be widespread is the doctrine that States have practically unlimited power to control or regulate the use of indigenous lands, without regard for constitutional limits on governmental power that would otherwise be applicable.
Another discriminatory legal doctrine that appears to be widespread is the doctrine that States have practically unlimited power to control or regulate the use of indigenous lands, without regard for constitutional limits on governmental power that would otherwise be applicable.
Amazing, that's truly amazing- the spark of hope has practically died out….
The area has practically unlimited electric power capacity, as it has two power-plants;
But Aliya has practically got back her bar routine and has done it twice with a D-score of 7.
Obviously the current economic situation, especially taken together with the foreign policy factors you have mentioned,shows that the extensive development stage as such has practically exhausted its potential.
Mikhail Moskvin, Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Leningrad Region,noted that the region has practically begun to implement the scheme in the framework of individual projects.
Today we mark the fiftieth anniversary of the end of the Second World War in qualitatively new historical conditions,when the aftermath of the cold war has practically been overcome.
In education, the goal of primary education for all had practically been achieved, while in secondary and higher education there were more female than male students.
Undeveloped kernels having practically no food value, or which are blank complete shell containing no kernel.
The Goma airline network has practically the same terminal airports as Bukavu. In addition, Walikale is its main destination.
The Kremlin found it extremely difficult to struggle for the presidency with one of the incarnations of the party of power, which has practically no ideology.
However, its entry into force remains blocked because nine countries listed in annex II have not yet ratified this instrument in accordance with article 14,while the monitoring system has practically been completed.
In particular, the Committee expressed concern about the resurgence since 1991 of torture, which had practically disappeared between 1989 and 1991 as well as the possibility of extending garde à vue detention up to 12 days and of ordering administrative detention without any judicial authority.
Explanations having been requested regarding theconcept of"buen vivir"("living well"), she said that it had practically the same meaning as sustainable development and that it was planned to include it in the draft new Constitution.
Although Spain enjoyed the compliance of the Moroccan government, tensions flared between Spanish Army patrols and the local Berber tribes that were hostile to Spain,and over whom the Sultan had practically no control.