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(c) a list of the producers which constitute the domestic industry;
Which constitute about 10% of the flora of the planet.
Notes to the financial statements which constitute an integral part thereof;
Com, which constitute a contract between you and Apartamentos Benimeit.
The national Assembly and the Senate, which constitute the legislative branch;
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Which constitute important challenges to achieve level 2 accessibility.
It is not invention and mechanics which constitute development.
Ron Hubbard, which constitute the Scripture of the Scientology religion.
They use metric and lyrical phrases which constitute a song: simply a song.
Catharticus, which constitute promising materials to be included in plant breeding programs.
They are one of the island groups which constitute the Aegean archipelago.
These two bodies which constitute the Cain are the two subjective elements, those which must be decapitated.
Character and strength in a patchwork of small vineyards, which constitute a privileged place for viticulture.
Exports, which constitute 40% of traffic grow 3%, while imports, representing 60%, go down by 4.
Ideas with which Mies worked and which constitute the essence of the Pavilion.
Management assets, which constitute 7 per cent of total assets, are used for non-project specific operations at UNCDF country offices and headquarters.
As of today, it includes eight countries,as well as ten leading academic partners, which constitute the jury panel.
The exercises of the prose narrative which constitute this book were done from 1933 to 1934.
States parties have an obligation to take steps to modify or abolish existing laws, regulations,customs and practices which constitute discrimination against women.
The Council adopted the following points, which constitute a unified Arab position on the current situation.
The province of A Coruña is the most North-western Atlantic-facing province of Spain, andone of the four provinces which constitute the autonomous community of Galicia.
For the manufacturing of safes which constitute the enclosure, Ferrimax uses high resistant composites.
Buddhism teaches that an individual attains Nirvana when the agglomeration of wants and desires which constitute"self" are snuffed out and"self" ceases to be.
Tactical nuclear arsenals, which constitute more than half of the global stockpile of nuclear warheads, are not covered by any agreement.
Flanking the square we find two emblematic buildings of the city: Torre Madrid andEdificio España, which constitute one of the most interesting architectural areas of the capital.
These manifestations, which constitute an integral part of Dominican identity and culture, are also nurtured by the highest values of universal culture and mutually enrich each other.
However, there are aspects of the consumption of this resource which constitute a problem both in terms of quality and sustainability.
In addition, total 2006 investment included Euro 1.5 million for the restoration of Company residences, which constitute a positive contribution to local infrastructure.
Interestingly, this growth was smaller amongst Jews and men, which constitute the two broader(but not exclusive) categories of workers in Israel.
Nothing in the last year has revealed a basic change in these discriminatory policies, which constitute clear violations of Iraq's international obligations.
