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In this respect, TRIPS is not substantially new.
Not substantially duplicate material that has already been published and is readily available.
The conclusions of the JMPR were not substantially different from those reported here.
It is important that after the church in the village Sarja is not substantially renovated.
The counterparty is not substantially disadvantaged by the assignment; and.
The share of foodstuff products, energy resources andservices in GDP has not substantially changed.
This figure did not substantially differ from the number of TIR Carnets issued in 2003.
The actual andplanned number of troops is expected to vary slightly but not substantially.
It was also envisaged that they would not substantially alter domestic legal regimes.
The outcome was not substantially different from what would have resulted from the use of the criterion of habitual residence.
Despite the progress made in some areas,the overall magnitude of drug demand has not substantially changed at the global level.
The Organization has not substantially changed, in terms of its structures and mode of functioning, to reflect those changes.
This, according to them, says,first of all, that the state does not substantially participate in the regulation of aviation safety.
Africa is facing an energy deficit that may severely hamper development if the power-generating capacity is not substantially increased.
In just 10 years, China went from a country that did not substantially participate in the financing of the Tajik economy to becoming a major donor.
A study recently published in Nature's Scientific Reports provides evidence that GMO corn is not substantially equivalent to natural corn 6.
The Product is regarded as defective,if it does not substantially function in accordance with specifications of the Operating Manual.
The cross-linked coating does not dissolve after hardening in the original solvent and does not substantially soften when exposed to heat.
These types of assistance are not substantially different from those commonly offered in response to many other types of disasters, both natural and man-made.
One benefit of using Anavar while training is that with reduced doses it does not substantially increase testosterone levels.
The book value of loans does not substantially differ from the value, calculated by as discounting future cash flow, using the discount factor of market interest rate.
In fact, there had been no hoax for the process established in 1953 had not substantially changed the legal status of Puerto Rico.
Liver size and also weight was not substantially different between controls and also oxandrolone patients, which indicates that oxandrolone did not trigger hepatomegaly(swelling of liver).
Careful consideration is given so that the publications produced by the Department do not substantially duplicate material that has already been published.
In addition, it is important that the temple is not substantially rebuilt since its construction, but merely restored, and thus, at the moment in general still retains its original appearance.
The threat of hostilities in the geographic area covered by this claim was not substantially reduced until after 24 February 1991.
The information the Special Rapporteur received during the reporting period indicates that the situation with regard to the exercise of those fundamental rights andfreedoms in Myanmar has not substantially changed.
The financial and credit crisis that started in the latter half of 2007 has not substantially affected FDI inflows to developing countries thus far.
The information received by the Special Rapporteur during the reporting period indicates that the situation with regard to the exercise of basic human rights andfundamental freedoms in Myanmar has not substantially changed.
The second proposal put forward by the representative of Australia was not substantially different from that of the Working Group; it was simply longer and more descriptive.