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K has been able to make Waiting For My End a truly unique project.
Despite his outrageous personality, he has been able to make his name acclaimed in the industry.
First, once it has been determined that such a violation exists, should be reviewed ordefendant reasonably use of this power has been able to make.
Finally, Bzh-Boutique has been able to make this story almost true.
The Canadian government takes pride in the contribution it has been able to make to this cause.
Thus, the inventor has been able to make the following comparative measurements.
Thanks to a new call for tender,the Publication Office has been able to make dramatic savings.
Google, however has been able to make progress with both carriers and OEMs.
We have been talking about this gap for 30 years, but nobody has been able to make significant headway.
This method has been able to make care and treatment more effective by reducing side effects.
Moreover, as a passionate of the FMEA subject, she has been able to make each support session interactive.
Clinic in Israel has been able to make such equipment the EMA,to minimize the number of complications, which include allergic reactions, bleeding, and infection.
Its organisational demise does not signal the liquidation of the discoveries it has been able to make in this field.
No other book on earth has been able to make such an effect in its readers.
During the period under review,the Information Assessment Unit has been strengthened and the Commission has been able to make good use of its improved capabilities.
This young and graceful woman has been able to make some admirable world records in her field.
He has been transferred to a prison where he's receiving better medical treatment and food and has been able to make short phone calls to his family.
In addition, the company has been able to make high-performance plastic tools for injection molding.
All in all, a logical development for a business that has never ceased to evolve and innovate and has been able to make the digital revolution an ally in its growth.
Through this, the system has been able to make a substantial dent in reducing the burden of specific diseases.
But, as you probably understand, today, I do not present an iconic game of the years 90,but a game that has been able to make his way to the point of having a series.
With its extensive efforts NASVI has been able to make a critical difference over the last few years in the living and working conditions of the street vendors.
We are very touched by this new recognition, which is the result ofwork by a dynamic, devoted team that has been able to make our hotel a real example of a public-spirited, responsible company.
By refocusing its investment strategy, CFHA has been able to make significant improvements to the housing assets through an exterior retrofit project for approximately 90 units in 2013/14.
I am also immensely proud of the contribution that Fury FC has been able to make in the development of Canadian players.
Through dialogue, my community has been able to make the government understand the reasons why we cannot leave our community, as it holds our history, culture and heritage.
On the other hand I quite liked the interpretation of Emilia Clarke who in his speech with Jorah has been able to make that mixture of anger and pain that her character evidence to the man most trusted.
More recently, the cell has been able to make progress, which is encouraging, but victims will only receive justice if perpetrators receive trials that are independent, impartial and fair.
Already well versed in rug design for his own settings, he has been able to make choices adapted to the multiple trends of Design.
Since mankind has been able to make nuclear weapons and tap nuclear energy for peaceful purposes in the twentieth century, it will certainly be able to comprehensively ban and destroy nuclear weapons and fully harness nuclear energy to enhance its own well-being in the twenty-first century.