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Today she has moved away from that discourse.
Next, press ATCreverse repeatedly until the tool change arm has moved away from the spindle.
The sea has moved away from the mountains for at least 3 kilometers.
Push until the sheath has moved away from the grains.
Mankind has moved away from a global environmental disaster in 11 minutes.
As the United States has become Anti-Bureaucratic, it has moved away from the outdated depiction of Merit System.
It has moved away from the traditional rote-learning model and is now more akin to the British comprehensive system.
In recent years, however, Ksenia Sobchak has moved away from the reality television background that made her famous.
The Chinese economy thus has been in astate of transition since the late 1970s as the country has moved away from a Soviet-type economic system.
If you notice that the tile has moved away from the base, then you should not be afraid.
While the first-generation advocates of European integration did not hesitate to speak of the project they had in mind as a‘United States of Europe', evoking the example of the USA,current discussion has moved away from the model of a federal state, avoiding even the term‘federation'.
If the person you appointed has moved away, or is ill, they may no longer be the best choice.
The delegates demanded that Moscow finally abolishes the death penalty(in Russia there is a moratorium on the death penalty, but it is still kept in the criminal code as a possible measure), initiates legal action against people responsible for human rights violations in Chechnya andputs an end to financial support for Belarus, which has moved away from democratic standards.
The news tape has moved away from What was originally created for- help to contact each other friend»,- Zuckerberg said.
The prospect of a smooth transfer of power after a boisterous butmostly orderly election campaign shows how far Ukraine has moved away from Russia, where listless elections offer no real competition and, for nearly 20 years, have kept President Vladimir V. Putin in power.
In either of these cases, the person has moved away from the mark of perfect Love, the only standard for those who desire to be in the Kingdom and to participate in the glorious things which God has in store for those who love Him supremely.
A large New Zealand wildfireis expected to burn for weeks longer but has moved away from some inhabited areas, allowing residents of an evacuated village to return home soon.
In recent years Sudan has moved away from Iran, an old ally, and grown closer to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
In recent years, the gallery has moved away from selecting“starchitects” to highlighting lesser known designers from around the world.
Is it true that you have moved away from distributing sports playgrounds by geographic basis?
By 1934, all the residents had moved away, and the town was abandoned.
But both parties have moved away from the center.
Our extended families have moved away;
We have moved away from the traditional teacher-centric learning to a more independent learning approach, where you are encouraged to develop critical thinking skills.
Diaspora peoples who have moved away from their home countries, and are searching for a Bible in their mother tongue.
For missions, the LCR has a missionary-at-large to serve those who have moved away from their congregations and other like-minded Lutherans.
In this review, we have moved away from those forms of supply statistics that are used in the past.
Generally, they have moved away from rhetoric about destroying the EU to insisting on taming it, for instance by restoring internal borders.
But it is possible GDDR5 orGDDR5X is under some production pressure as the DRAM manufacturers have moved away from producing other products in favor of DDR4L(low-power DDR4).
As a result, the Olympics have moved away from pure amateurism, as provided by Coubertin, to allow participation of professional athletes.