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They constitute a very bad industrial hazard.
Therefore, in NZ they constitute a real plague.
They constitute 10% of soils worldwide.
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Therefore, in NZ they constitute a real plague.
They constitute a complete heating component.
In their totality they constitute the glandular apparatus.
They constitute aprohibited abuse of procedure.
Despite this connection, they constitute different uses.
They constitute a prohibited abuse of procedure.
It is hollow in the middle two panels, but they constitute the whole.
Siddhi, they constitute the deepest Dharma Gem.
The feet are the company's own solution and they constitute the main decoupling element.
They constitute the foundations of human life.
If so, does the mention of the prophets first, imply that they constitute"The first resurrection?
They constitute an integral part of the daily diet.
Ii with crossings so regular or frequent that they constitute a recognisable systematic series;
They constitute the richness of the Catholic Church.
Dioceses are usually grouped into metropolitanates, which are part of patriarchates(e.g., Constantinople, Moscow,Rome) and they constitute the one Church.
They constitute no major obstacle for the Commission.
Any agreements entered into between the acquirer of the minority shareholding and the target remain subjectto assessment under Articles 101 and 102 TFEU unless they constitute"ancillary restraints.
They constitute the passive balance of the Central Bank.
An independent evaluation of the Integrated Guidelines concluded that they constitute a comprehensive and open framework which accommodates the essential policy developments related to growth and employment in Europe.
They constitute an ethnic group of undoubtedly identity.
Photography between labour and capital, in: The Photography Reader,Routledge 2003.: they constitute territories of images, exercise authority characteristic for accumulation, collection, inherent to the dictate of the lexicon and the laws of language.
They constitute the fifth largest ethnic group on the island.
Programmed non-scheduled air service' shall mean a series of flights which do not meet all the conditions of Article 2(16) of Regulation(EC) No 1008/2008, butwhich operate so regularly or frequently that they constitute a recognisably systematic series;
They constitute an important building component of cell membrane.
Shadow banking activities can constitute a useful part of the financial system, since they perform one of the following functions:( i) they provide alternatives for investors to bank deposits;( ii)they channel resources towards specific needs more efficiently due to increased specialization;( iii) they constitute alternative funding for the real economy, which is particularly useful when traditional banking or market channels become temporarily impaired; and,( iv) they constitute a possible source of risk diversification away from the banking system.