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It now has buses.
The Commission had only one biological expert in October 1993: it now has five.
It now has the name f(x).
That party doesn't fear the people's wrath, because it now has a'fire-extinguisher' full of petrodollars.".
It now has worldwide subdivisions.
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To conclude, an excellent game that ourdays is not obscure anymore because it now has a well established player base.
It now has over 1000 centrifuges.
CHRAGG was officially inaugurated in mid-March 2002, following the appointment andswearing in of its Commissioners; and it now has offices in both Zanzibar and Tanzania Mainland.
It now has over 800 teachers worldwide.
The bed is no longer just a place for the guest to sleep; it now has a design focus to address needs in comfort and style," said Stacy Garcia, CEO of Nanuet, N.Y.-based Stacy Garcia Inc.
It now has a 5.2-litre V10, which produces 552 horsepowers.
AMIS reports that, including the latest deployment of 196 Gambian troops, it now has 1,056 troops on the ground, with transport assistance from the German Government.
It now has chapters in 33 countries and contacts in 89 countries.
As of this writing, the Office of the National Counsel for the Defence of Human Rights has begun to operate in other parts of the country; it now has eight branches in the departments and is getting ready to open two more.
It now has three naves with a steeple, a bell tower, a gable roof and stone doorways.
WFP has recently strengthened its Gender Unit at its headquarters, so that it now has two full-time Gender Advisers at the P-5 level and one half-time Junior Professional Officer.
However, it now has the chance at least to be a country at peace with its neighbours and itself.
From 1318 until 1993, the archive had headquarters in Palau del Lloctinent part of Palau Reial Major(the Royal Palace in Barcelona), and from that date it was partly transferred to Almogàvers building,so it now has two locations: the historical one of the palace for protocol events, exhibitions and courses, while the new is for research and care.
It now has the pleasure and satisfaction of appointing, on the recommendation of the Secretary-General, one of its outstanding members.
If the United States truly wants to demonstrate its commitment to the fight against terrorism, it now has the opportunity to take firm action, with no double standards, against the different terrorist organizations that have been attacking Cuba from United States territory all these years.
It now has some 106,000 members in more than 100 communities, the spectrum ranging from orthodox and reform to liberal.
Croatia feels that as a country that received United Nations peacekeeping forces at a time when its sovereignty and territorial integrity were attacked, andas a country which hosted one of the United Nations most extensive operations, it now has a moral obligation to contribute this experience to securing peace and prosperity in other parts of the world.
Founded by 45 States, it now has 191 Members, which support and put into practice the guiding principles of our global community.
It now has a permanent Constitution, which was voted on by the Iraqi people, and a parliament, which represents the various components of Iraqi society.
It now has reciprocal social security agreements with Australia, Canada, Denmark, Greece, the Republic of Ireland, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and Jersey and Guernsey.
In addition, it now has all inclusive national and local board teleconferences designed to increase communication between boards of directors at the national and chapter levels.
It now has a counselling centre, medical services, a hotline and two safe houses with education, training and microenterprise activities.
It now has the historic opportunity to rebalance its economic structure in favour of itself to sustain its dynamism with strengthened connectivity and balanced regional development and make the twenty-first century a truly Asia-Pacific century.
It now has the historic opportunity to rebalance its economic structure in its favour in order to sustain dynamism with strengthened connectivity and balanced regional development and make the twenty-first century a truly Asia-Pacific century.
It now has the benefit of four years of experience on which to draw, but is also conscious that its expansion from 10 to 25 members poses both challenges for the continuation of its existing modus operandi and opportunities to develop additional forms of activities in the fulfilment of its mandate.