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And apparently, one of them worked.
Some of them worked almost continuously.
Now, we know that at least one of them worked for Farrow.
Many of them worked in the agricultural or informal sector.
Every issue we would try a lot of things and a lot of them worked, and a lot of them didn't work. .
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Many of them worked in the informal sectors and needed special attention.
Over the years of Mikhail Saakashvili's ruling, a lot of ministers changed in the government and some of them worked in most various posts.
Of them worked exclusively or primarily outside their farms;
From 2002 to 2005,the Fund paid $9.29 million to 15 individual consultants or companies; some of them worked almost continuously.
Many of them worked in the same crew for many years- ten to fifteen.
Furthermore, all the necessary official documents requested by those residents had been provided to them, and some of them worked in the public and private sectors.
Some of them worked on ploughs and cotton gins where they from.
CRC was concerned at the high number of children who were working, andthat a high proportion of them worked in the informal sector, including activities defined as the worst forms of child labour.
Some of them worked in the administration, the counselling organisations and research institutions.
CCISUA furthermore considered it important to take into account the aspirations of NPO staff in terms of both security of employment andpersonal security, given that many of them worked in very difficult conditions.
Most of them worked in the service industries, and they constituted 70 per cent of workers in the care sector.
Over 600,000 people had emigrated to the Russian Federation, and others to European countries including Italy and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland,where many of them worked legally, but others did not.
Many of them worked in sectors such as health, business, investment, education, agriculture and construction.
Mr. ABUSEIF(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) said that contrary to what had been said about the status of women,Libyan women were free and emancipated, many of them worked and all of them could move freely without having to be accompanied by a man.
Six of them worked for the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and eight worked for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
Yassin, who has confessed as having taken a major part in the attempt, as he was to be responsible for detonating the powerful explosives he kept in a briefcase at President Mubarak's car, recounts in vivid detail how he andothers came to Khartoum from Pakistan and how in Khartoum some of them worked at a farm established by his organization and located on the southern outskirts of Khartoum within the Soba area.
Four of them worked in the criminal courts, one in the criminal court of cassation, one in the civil court of cassation and four in the civil appellate court.
On their own initiative, several of them worked with coalition forces to secure BOMVIC and its equipment-- even to the point of driving with coalition forces to attempt to recover stolen United Nations vehicles.
Some of them work on different processes, others support or supervise only specific activities.
Most of them work in the agricultural sector.
Many of them work because their parents are unable to earn enough.
Many of them work in the education, construction and tourism sectors.
More than half of them work at our headquarters in Vantaa, Finland.
Some of them work on the basis of consensus.
Many of them work because their parents are unable to earn enough.