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The demand was greater than the supply, which allowed factories to open.
They got"NTV-Plus", which allowed the operator to start broadcasting in Siberia and the Far East.
The transaction was made in US dollars, which allowed Washington to block it.
He thanked France, which allowed Turkey's foreign minister to address Turkish citizens in the city of Metz on Sunday.
Lindström was inspired by the Dutch Renaissance style, which allowed a certain asymmetry.
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Fignon rode the Tour of Corsica which allowed amateur cyclists to ride along with professional riders.
At the center of the dome was a wooden reel of about 25 centimeters,with a hole in the middle, which allowed the air to come out from the dome.
Myspace has groups feature which allowed a group of users to share a common page and message board.
The charges are related to Mr Dotcom's now defunct fire-sharing website Megaupload, which allowed millions of people to download digital content.
The upward movement was strong, which allowed to close first transaction under rule of the safe within 15 minutes.
Her favorite hat with wide curved brims, which she wore literally everywhere,was her signature technique, which allowed to give elegance to any dress.
It also had fewer trees surrounding its castle, which allowed a more open view to accompany the nightly fireworks show.
But the deal, which allowed Epstein to plead guilty to lesser charges, was actually finalised before Mr Obama took office under the administration of President George W, Bush.
The Cinématographe weighed only 16 lbs., which allowed for ease of transportation and placement.
It allowed a moment of pause, which allowed my colleagues to leave the scene safely," said Rocco Contento of the French police union Unite FGP.
From this point,criminal law had formal the mechanisms for enforcement, which allowed for its development as a discernible entity.
The British government passed the Tea Act, which allowed the East India Company to sell tea to the colonies directly, thereby allowing them to sell for lower prices than those offered by the colonial merchants and smugglers.
In addition, steel, aluminum, plastic andglass production increased, which allowed architects to free themselves from rigid forms.
The Political Parties Act(1989,amended 1997), which allowed multiple political parties The Associations Act(1987, amended 1990), which permitted establishment of associations The Information Act(1990), which paved the way for independent news media.
From this level, felony regulation formalized the mechanisms for enforcement, which allowed for its improvement as a discernible entity.
It was a long-handled toasting fork, which allowed uses to put the slice of bread on the fork and toast it on an open flame.
The entire international gaming fraternity and community were completely revolutionised due to the introduction of online casinos andvirtual casinos which allowed players to play from their respective residences.
Their devices were very original and unique, which allowed for four years to enter the world market of home appliances.
Similar to MOV, it contained both audio andvideo data in a file container, which allowed for synchronous audio-with-video playback.
This resulted from hesitancy in the Politburo, which allowed only a"limited contingent", averaging between 80,000 and 100,000 troops.
It was preferable to use the last modification of RAM, which allowed in practice to obtain a certain speed increase.
Instead, it formed a single, cohesive social unit, which allowed the colony to survive that season and thrive again in the next two years.
It is possible that this was a specially organized provocation, which allowed the United States to destroy the important radars.
Mr. Madison signed Macon's Bill No. 2, which allowed English and French goods on American ships as long as trade rights were respected.
It re-registered Kuwaiti ships under the American flag, which allowed the U.S. Navy to provide military protection.