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We see better is the most frequent feeling, followed by bad.

Earthquakes are common in Japan.

Overexposure hurts.

I heard my dog panting.

My country believes that more frequent use of the formula will undoubtedly strengthen the Council's preventive role.

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It also explains the frequent use of ostraca and limestone flakes as writing media for shorter written works.

There are two types anterior (the most common), and posterior (less common, more likely to require medical attention).

Accusations like this are common for an anonymous blog.

Frequent Undertaking of E Road Motor Traffic Censuses

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Notice often. Frequently see the mind's behavior, and mindfulness will arise.

Being madly in love with a pretty woman is no uncommon madness.

Frequent absence of sound waste management services Existence of an Informal recycling sector29.

He pointed out that, while rigid systems may seem more stable, they are not equipped to cope with unexpected shocks, making them fragile in the long run. By contrast, frequent exposure to localized, temporary volatility forces systems to become more dynamic and flexible, enhancing their capacity to thrive under pressure.

Whats more, the Russian authorities justified the deportation of the Tajiks by declaring the common incidence of Tuberculosis and HIV in migrants from Tajikistan.

Some substantive steps have been made in that regard, such as the growing practice of open briefings, meetings and debates of the Security Council, which we welcome.

which is ridiculous, of course, but that's one of the excuses that managers give.

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She proceeds by mapping the most common number 7 to the shortest signal one pluck.

Elevated temperatures would lead to an increased incidence of diseases and increased evaporation of surface water resulting in higher incidence of droughts, and to the bleaching of coral reefs.

It is envisaged that the Forum will need to meet twice a year, although meetings may need to be more frequent during the initial establishment of the ITL and registries, and that specialized working groups would meet more frequently.

This 60ml empty satchet of brandy, found thrown after consumption, is a common sight on roadsides and footpaths.

Fatal landslides happen so often in Tajikistan, the world media rarely stops to cover them.

In 1996 a new Government led by the Awami League came to power in elections generally declared free and fair by observers. BNP returned to power after elections on 1 October 2001.

We believe, furthermore, that the frequent placing of the term Islamic before the word terrorism is a sacrilege.

Now, the most common number, 7, can be sent in less than a second a huge improvement.

41. Frequent reprogramming of funds would suggest inefficient programme delivery and might lead to a decline in contributions.

The freedom of movement of staff members was further impeded by the frequent imposition of curfews and the continued insistence of the Israeli authorities that locally recruited staff members be in possession of curfew permits.

Some Parties noted that future changes could include translation into other United Nations official languages, more frequent updates and increased searching capacity and size of the document library.

We believe that frequent recourse to the Court, as an effective mechanism for the peaceful settlement of disputes, should be encouraged.

Generators received from other missions must be repaired, preserved, stored and also frequently maintained.

All those tumors have heavy bleeding during periods, abdominal pressure, back pain, frequent urination.

The following 12 member countries send their replies about a more frequent occurrence of E Road censuses Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Sweden and Switzerland.

Increasing recourse to the International Court of Justice for the settlement of disputes is a healthy and positive trend bearing witness to a change of attitude in the subjects of international law concerning the principal judicial organ of the United Nations.

Travel broadens the mind, they say, but for that to happen, more is required than merely frequent changes of location.

Though they are not half brothers, this frequent, if mistaken reference, indicates their closeness.

Lalu ada satu tuduhan yang paling sering diungkapkan bahwa kenaikan perburuan liar membuat spesies seperti gajah dan badak punah.

Steps in that direction, such as more frequent recognition of the competence of the Court by Member States, would be preferable to and more cost effective than the elaboration of a new convention on the peaceful settlement on disputes.

The Security Council apos s increasingly frequent authorizations of the use of force under Chapter VII had taken place in a legal framework that had not always been well defined, and had been based on excessively broad interpretations of the powers granted under the Charter.

The frequent use of testimony by demobilized persons or those who have been reintegrated into society has been observed at a number of courtroom trials.

The law is not only stiff, costly, time consuming, bureaucratic and inflexible, but it also allows for the application of non competitive procedures too freely.

In substance, this formula would guarantee the continuous presence in the Council of the current permanent members and at the same time a more frequent presence for 20 or 30 mid size to large size countries.

(i) Precarious conditions of detention, frequent use of torture, arbitrary detentions, interrogations, and violations of human rights by the security organs