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Shadows which go into the kingdom of darkness, forewer.
Larvae of the parasite enters the stomach, which go out of their shells.
Sheets of slate, which go on trim, should be divided into two parts and slate nails to attach to the frame.
There are certainly material arguments here which go beyond political bounds.
Side lights, which go out of your kitchen window, can serve you a small hint when choosing a color palette of the interior.
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A lot of the roads you will travel down will be rural roads which go for miles.
Let me make two observations which go beyond today's debate and these reports.
Books that have been designed to train the reader in the various skills which go into a programmer's craft….
Also, some expectations which go beyond the competences that the treaties attribute to each of the institutions will have been corrected.
The assistance is to be exercised against an expense allowance, which go beyond a pure reimbursement of Expenses.
The dyed layers of polyester film which go to make up the finished film type, control the amount of visible light which the film transmits.
In addition, the border area consists of administrative units on Russian territory which go beyond the scope of the local border area.
Mp3Doctor PRO and PRO 2, which go far beyond the simplicity with which the ancient normalizing worked.
This year too, there are a number of budgetary items which go beyond these financial perspectives.
After the mixture is applied, you need to give her time to the drying up, andthen you can cut the excess protruding portion of the solution, which go beyond the beacon.
The ether, it's full of magnetic energy which go into waves, communicate intelligence.
However it is not sufficient on its own to deal with all aspects of racism, xenophobia andrelated intolerance, notably those which go beyond.
In several cases, MS have introduced obligations which go beyond the Directive's minimum requirements.
The third zone- a place for cooking, it isas if an invisible room, which is generally not considered a functional location,rather it is a job, which go only servants and cooks.
Therefore, the Commission intends to propose the following measures, which go beyond what was foreseen in the 1998 proposal for a Directive.
Introduction within the current agri-environment Chapter of Regulation(EC) No 1257/1999 the possibility to pay support for farmers who enter into commitments for at least 5 years to improve the welfare of their farm animals and which go beyond usual good animal husbandry practice.
They are often enormous investment projects, which go beyond the normal time frame of projects financed under the Structural Funds.
That factor takes account of the size and resources of the undertaking concerned, which go hand in hand with its importance.
The current review, however, contains proposals which go beyond jurisdictional matters, and includes a more comprehensive and forward-looking examination of the functioning of the Merger Regulation as a whole.
The European Patent Office has already awarded 30 000 patents on the basis of regulations which go further than the present proposal for a directive.
The EU has a unique range of tools for external policy which go far beyond traditional“foreign” policy, including trade, development cooperation, humanitarian aid, and political dialogue.
The employees of MAGIX are not authorized to enter into verbal subsidiary agreements orgive verbal assurances which go beyond the content of the written contract.
I do not accept the amendments tabled by the Green Group, which go too far, not least on the somewhat absurd eco-labelling proposals.
The common position did not include some amendments which the Commission did not accept particularly those which go beyond the scope of the legal base.
The massage of the newborn consists of several complexes, which go in a clear sequence one by one: stroking, rubbing and vibration, gymnastics.